About twenty years ago I was hired in to straighten up a network at a investment place. They were running all static IP addresses and the guy who set it up set the gateway to 69. I laughed and started converting them to dhcp and seriously considered leaving the gateway alone.
I have to ask a question now. My question is, is that you?
Gateway has multiple IP addresses, from .1 through .10 . (I used to have multiple OpenWRT servers for different things, but consolidated them all into a single rackmount server.)
Gateway is .69
Dhcp is .70 - .254
Static routes are .68 and below
I will not be taking any questions
About twenty years ago I was hired in to straighten up a network at a investment place. They were running all static IP addresses and the guy who set it up set the gateway to 69. I laughed and started converting them to dhcp and seriously considered leaving the gateway alone.
I have to ask a question now. My question is, is that you?
It wasn’t me. Why leave room for DHCP if you’re not going to use it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2g5Hz17C4is
The “gateway” is 69. Noted
No no no, the period comes first, .69
Gotta get your red wings.
Gateway has multiple IP addresses, from .1 through .10 . (I used to have multiple OpenWRT servers for different things, but consolidated them all into a single rackmount server.)