-> How about making it configurable?
-> 
-> 

Can't do that.  Don't want customers to really know that we have an
internal network.  Not to mention, that you open yourself up for
spoofing.  The nice thing about the 127.xx net is that a router will not
forward those packets.  This means no spoofing in my closed un-routable
network. I am in a closed chassis network that has some interfaces
exposed to the outside world.  We have 19 blades and many other
"addressable" devices on those blades.

So my fix to the 127.xx network address range (only the range to my
address) works great.  :)

-stv

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