Hello Bob.

08 Jul 04 20:30, you wrote to me:

 >> Hello everybody.
 >>
 >> Anyone know what/where the ip of 10.10.10.6 is?
 >> It hit my binkp port alot today.


 BS>       10.xxx.xxx.xxx is one of the reserved blocks used for internal
 BS> networking, and usually should not be broadcast.  It is not assigned
 BS> to anyone specifically, and can be used by anyone who wishes to use
 BS> it.  For example, my internal LAN uses 10.10.22.x for all workstations
 BS> not directly connected to the outside world
hm then it could be a system in my isp's group.
or someone with a misconfigured system just about anywhere.

 BS>       192.168.xxx.xxx is another example, that's usually used by
 BS> those
 BS> inexpensive cable/dsl routers.
yea I use 192.168.0.* in my lan. but I have seen those new dsl
modems that have the builtin firewall/router that use a 192.168.*.*
address.
I have an old nortel dsl modem that has no internal software.
well old for a dsl modem anyway 4 years.


Douglas

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