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> My DNS server, my rules, no? That's the same line taken by network admins who think they know better than using RFC1918 IP ranges for their LAN.
by traceroute66 5y ago
> My DNS server, my rules, no?
That's the same line taken by network admins who think they know better than using RFC1918 IP ranges for their LAN.
- sokoloff 5y agoWorked at a company which did this (dating back to when they probably figured they’d never need to connect to the net). As a satellite office and an acquisition, we played all kinds of games to try to figure out whether we should send a given IP address out to the Internet or to corporate. Apple’s IP range was entirely overlapping and of course the corporate networking group just threw up their hands and said “send it to us; the internet is not a business critical function.” This was in the early 2000s, not the early 90s.
- Wowfunhappy 5y agoI'm not suggesting this would be intelligent for anything larger than your own home network!