> I would like to communicate between multiple zones via TCP/IP. For this I
> would need internal IP addresses on the multiple zones. For example I
> could take as IP addresses the class A network 10.0.0.0/8.
> However my server is hosted in a public datacenter and I don't want to
> bind this IPs on my public ethernet device. The other public dedicated
> servers should not know that I use internal class A IP addresses.
>
> What is the common solution to communicate between zones?
> Is there a pseudo-virtual ethernet device which I could use to give
> internal IP addresses for each zone?

Do you have multiple interfaces on the server ?  If you have a collection
of interfaces ( like ye old QFE ) then you can assign ip addresses per
interface to zones where those interfaces are all 10.0.0.0/8 subnet and
they *should* all just communicate with each other fine. I am guessing you
don't have a hub or switch for these zones either ?


-- 
Dennis

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