With our private IP's we do w.x.y.z for the cust router and w.x.y+1.z
for the cust radio gear using a subnet of 255.255.254.0
We have also laid out our IP's so that the second octet describes the
radio tech, (17 for 802.11b/g, 18 for TurboCell, 19 for NetStream
5.8GHz, 20 for Netstream 900mhz) and then the third octet describes what
tower they are on.
Makes it a bit easier....
David E. Smith wrote:
Pete Davis wrote:
I know a nearby WISP that gives his customers IP space and his CPE space
on the same last 3 octets. Makes figuring out who's CPE belongs to who's
equipmnent much easier:
For example: Customer addr = 64.123.105.33, CPE addr: 10.123.105.33
We keep out CPE private, and customer addr public, but we aren't quite
THAT organized.
I've started doing that, actually :D
In the past (and, some, today, because I'm still in the middle of this
transition) we always tried to give a customer's CPE and PC sequential
addresses (if one was x.x.x.34, the other would be x.x.x.35). This,
though, is even easier. :)
David Smith
MVN.net
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