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It’s reserved as a source, not as a destination, based on the table linked there anyways. Which implies some interesting things that aren’t as simple as “0/8 is
by floatingatoll 7y ago
It’s reserved as a source, not as a destination, based on the table linked there anyways. Which implies some interesting things that aren’t as simple as “0/8 is reserved”.
- JoeSamoa 7y agoInteresting in what way?
- floatingatoll 7y agoFor example: A load balancer can serve requests on a 0/8 IP address to the general public without violating the terms of the reservation, as the LB can simply direct responses over an interface other than the 0/8 listening-only interface with a cooperative router upstream. I’m not saying that this is true as written, but I’m saying that this is a plausible example in support of why I think it’s “interesting”.