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Hello folks,
I wonder if someone can enlighten me on this please. I checked my IP at whatismyip.com and it reported it as 87.113....... However, delving into the workings of ...
- 11-21-2009 #1Just Joined!
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D-Link 904 Wireless router has 2 ISP IP's??
Hello folks,
I wonder if someone can enlighten me on this please. I checked my IP at whatismyip.com and it reported it as 87.113....... However, delving into the workings of my router I found the following in its log file
Nov 20 20:56:52> WAN IP address 87.113.nn.nn
Nov 20 20:56:52> WAN gateway 195.166.nn.nn
both these IP's are from my ISP Plusnet.
In particular I was wondering why the 195.166.... was not a local private IP. From the IFCONFIG listing I noticed that the 195.166.... IP is assigned to the wireless device. The router creates a bridge for the eth0 and tiwlan0 devices. Is this a waste of an IP or is it something more sinister such as Big Bro is watching??? Paranoid?!?
- 11-22-2009 #2Just Joined!
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Could just be that you got a new IP Address. Maybe your Dynamic IP's time was up and they gave you a new one.
robtex.com/as/as6871.html
And...Big Brother is always watching87.112.0.0/16 PlusNet plc.
87.113.0.0/16 PlusNet plc.
87.114.0.0/16 PlusNet plc.
87.115.0.0/16 PlusNet plc.
195.166.128.0/19 Plusnet Technologies Ltd
- 11-22-2009 #3Just Joined!
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Thanks for your reply. No, I have 2 IP's from my ISP. One for the eth0 and 1 for the wireless tiwlan0 device. These are bridged as br0.


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