> Am I missing something? I think that for every class of network, there
> is a range of address reserved for local/private network. And these
> IP addresses are not used in outside world.
> >
> > Type A 1 to 126
> > Type B 128 to 191
> > type C 192 to 223
> > Reserved 224 to 255
Yes, 172.16.x.x, and 128.something (I can't remember offhand). Perhaps
also 10.something as well- a friend of mine who just got a DSL line had IP
addresses in this range for his computers, with NAT running on the cisco
dsl router. The 172 numbers are what Yale uses- take a look at one of the
large hubs in various basements sometime.
-Nat
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