On Tue, Feb 01, 2005 at 08:16:47PM +0100, Martijn van Oosterhout after a spiritual call wrote :
~> > How is it possible to use a range of IPs in the destination of a route?
~> > Let's say the range is the interval from ip 192.168.1.45 to 192.168.1.45 + 688.
~> > I see that in net/ code it's is not supported.
~>
~> Umm, no. Besides, 192.168.1.733 is not a valid address.
I meant:
192.168.1.45 = c0a8012d
192.168.1.45 + 688 = c0a803dd = 192.168.3.221
~> > Is it necessary to patch the net/ code or there's an alternative way with the
~> > same performance to do this?
~>
~> Setup your network so everything fits in a single netblock and just add
~> that. For example 192.168.0.0/16 covers your whole range.
If it was that simple I wouldn't asked.
I need to do exactly what I said.
~> Perhaps you should explain what your problem is that you're trying to
~> solve...
As above, I need to do what I said in the previous mail.
~> Have a nice day,
I hope to be clear now ^_-
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