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Not just Chinese companies. I know of one FAANG company that used internal IP addresses in the 11.0.0.0/8 space (in addition to, not instead of, RFC 1918 space)
by fred256 5y ago
Not just Chinese companies. I know of one FAANG company that used internal IP addresses in the 11.0.0.0/8 space (in addition to, not instead of, RFC 1918 space).
- walrus01 5y agoEvery time I've seen this it's because of inefficient and wasteful use of 10/8 internally. Like, not every tiny site or thing needs a /24. Once the wasteful use becomes entrenched as a practice, it would be very labor intensive and time-consuming to go on a renumbering plan. As compared to the effort to just use 11/8. And then ultimately because of refusal to get over the technical hurdle of using IPv6 for internal management.
- knorker 5y agoBut have you seen inside of FAANG?
- snowwrestler 5y agoWell I would hope it’s not Apple since they already own all of 17.0.0.0... one of only 7 private companies that own their own /8, as far as I know.
- globular-toast 5y agoWhy don't they use IPv6? Is there still a lot of hardware out there that doesn't support it? It seems perfect if it's internal only.