11 Jun
2014
11 Jun
'14
9:44 p.m.
Am 11.06.2014 23:39, schrieb brian mullan:
As 10.x.x.x is non-routeable you must be running in a Virtual Machine environment like virtualbox or kvm or vmware?
*ahem*.
10.x.x.x is routable. Like 192.168.x.x and 172.16.x.x etc.
Those ranges are reserved for private use, i.e. behind a NAT, so they're not unique and don't show up on the public internet - but they're perfectly routeable within your own, local IP-based network setup.
In fact, most of the machines I sell have a local network in the 192.168.x.z routing to another local network in the 172.16.a.b range and to another one in the 192.168.y.z range (where y != x).
Works perfectly well.
-Stefan