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Not really a surprise. The point is that it is a completely valid address to use, and in this case it just defines a range. /32 are commonly used in routers (ev
by Hikikomori 7y ago
Not really a surprise. The point is that it is a completely valid address to use, and in this case it just defines a range. /32 are commonly used in routers (even servers in some cases) and /31 for linknets.