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Can you elaborate? I understand the concept of RNDIS or CDC devices, but if you've sent an IP address only without a router, how is any traffic going to make it
by voltagex_ 8y ago
Can you elaborate? I understand the concept of RNDIS or CDC devices, but if you've sent an IP address only without a router, how is any traffic going to make it back to the other IP in that subnet? I figure it will go back over the default route, but how are you in control of the traffic itself?
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- oarsinsync 8y agoThe subnet mask determines the size of the connected network, which is in itself a route in your routing table. It's the same mechanism used to reach your router. Subnet-local / connected routes are routes in themselves. Routers let you leave your subnet.