+++ Rohan Almeida [linux-india] <11/03/02 18:33 +0530>:
> Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> > Fairly valid, yes. You don't have any IPs mapped there - so it goes to one
> > of vsnl's routers, to a point where there's source filtering in force.
>
> I'm not sure abt that.
> As far as i have read, i believe that on the internet,
> I should not be able to ping any private class ip.
Yes. If that traceroute leaked out to the 'net at large - instead of
stopping within your network (vsnl, ultimately) ... that'd be stupid.
You could just do source filtering at your network for starters (with
iptables, or at your router).
-srs
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LOST #169 -**< Sub : Lesser used commands (split) >**-
For breaking large files to small chunks, there is already an
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xac ... To rejoin them, do: '$cat x* > filename'
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