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== Public IPv6 allocation == | == Public IPv6 allocation == | ||
The ISR has native IPv6 connectivity. | |||
* ISR prefix: '''2001:690:2100:20::/60''' | |||
** '''2001:690:2100:21::/112''' for DMZ | |||
** '''2001:690:2100:22::/96''' for the internal network (manually assigned) | |||
** '''2001:690:2100:23::/66''' for the internal network (auto-addressing) | |||
Revision as of 08:37, 2 April 2008
Public IPv4 allocation
- ISR allocated subnet: 193.136.138.0/25 (0|1-126|127, 7 bits)
- 193.136.138.0/26 (0|1-62|63, 6 bits) for DMZ
- 193.136.138.96/28 (96|97-110|111, 4 bits) reserved for jseq
- 193.136.138.112/28 (112|113-126|127, 4 bits) reserved for (future) ISR routing
Private IPv4 allocation
- ISR uses private class A 10.0.0.0/8
- 10.0.0.0/16 for the internal IP network; they take the informal format 10.0.n.- where n stands for: 0=network, 1=direction, 2+5=ISLab, 3=VisLab, 4=LaSEEB (unused), 6=LRM, 7=SIPG, 8=DSOR, 9=AG, 10=visitors, 11=access control, 12=IP cameras (unused), 13=jmrs cameras, 20-29=DHCP
- 10.10.1.0/24 for the VisNet (Vislab cluster)
- 10.10.2.0/24 for the CamNet (IP cameras)
- The SocRob team uses the RoboCup allocated wireless network 172.16.46.0/24
Public IPv6 allocation
The ISR has native IPv6 connectivity.
- ISR prefix: 2001:690:2100:20::/60
- 2001:690:2100:21::/112 for DMZ
- 2001:690:2100:22::/96 for the internal network (manually assigned)
- 2001:690:2100:23::/66 for the internal network (auto-addressing)