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On 1999-09-23T07:47:02,
andreas.koenig@xxxxxxxx (Andreas J. Koenig) said:
> > Right. But adding a netmask to the template entry would be a solution
> > which is quite simple and could be used to circumvent this problem.
> Only if you *know* the netmask, but AFAI can see, there's no way to
> determine it reliably.
I would imagine that most cache clusters do not consist of more than 254 nodes
and thus one most likely can solve this problem with using a /24 netmask or a
/25 one.
The T-Online cache cluster could even be "solved" using a /28 netmask.
Can anyone add some data points how AOL/Compuserve do their proxies? Do the
users come from the same proxy during a single session or if not, how big is
the subnet their proxies are in?
> And as Stephen has pointed out, there are more
> problematic cases than T-Onlone.
I didn't disagree here at all.
Sincerely,
Lars Marowsky-Brée
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Lars Marowsky-Brée
Network Management
teuto.net Netzdienste GmbH
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