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This post makes no sense whatsoever, for a whole lot of reasons. 1. If this were some covertly installed device, would it have a government attributable IP add
by bigfatkitten 6mo ago
This post makes no sense whatsoever, for a whole lot of reasons.
1. If this were some covertly installed device, would it have a government attributable IP address?
2. If it were being used for surveillance, why would it be visible at all, instead of being on the other side of a passive optical tap?
3. If it’s really on the same broadcast domain as you, and on some other IP subnet, how can you talk to it?
4. You can configure a device on a network to use any IP address. Why do you think that means it belongs to the government?
- nickburns 6mo ago1. I can only assume the DoD has complete control over this IP address. 2. Not something we can answer. Why would it need to be invisible to function as network surveillance? 3. It is on the same broadcast domain, which is how my edge router is able to 'talk' to it. 4. See response to #1.