Re: Do you know the TCP stack? (127.x.x.x routing)

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Hello!

> So what happens when you put tow or three of Zdenek's boxes in one
> location? Back to square 1?

No, if I understood Zdenek correctly, he wants to use the addresses
only internally inside the box, so multiple boxes should happily
co-exist. OTOH if the same address is used anywhere in the neighboring
network, it's going to break.

> Except this wont be practical for IPV4 since those addresses are scarce.

If the addresses are going to be used only internally, it suffices to
allocate only a small block of addresses and use this block for all
devices.

> May make sense for V6 though (becomes like MAC addresses on NICS).

Sure.

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