Re: TCP/IP via network failure

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From: Chris Saunderson
Date: Sun, 06 Apr 1997 00:00

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Paul MaC <pm@mail.campaspe.net.au> writes:

> Just for you reference the set of IP numbers I have used are public
> numbers. This means that they don't conflict with any numbers used on
> the internet today....

Close.

There are Class A, B, and C address blocks which are "reserved" for internal
networks.

In general, this means that sane routers will drop these packets should
they make it through your firewall/router.

FYI

Saundo

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