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We sell to K12 schools. Depending on the district sometimes they'll have a single IP for an entire district. If not, often a single IP for the building. This m
by donatj 2y ago
We sell to K12 schools. Depending on the district sometimes they'll have a single IP for an entire district. If not, often a single IP for the building.
This makes things like DoS protection... Interesting as we can regularly have thousands of users legitimately using our stuff from the same IP concurrently.
- thayne 2y agoSame thing applies to large businesses where a large number of employees share a single (or maybe a handful of) ip address for a corporate network.