Re: [lwip-users] Problems on Class-B network

[Stephen Cowell]

Hey Sergio...
Yes, I'm aware we are 'classless' now, but the
nomenclature was the easiest way to describe/
google it.  I understand /23... much the same as
class-B.

I assume that they have a virtual gateway devoted
to each drop... not sure why, but the gateway is
ping-able.

We are shipping the replacement now... if it still has
problems, perhaps I'll get to visit sunny Austria!
__
Steve
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Stephen Cowell
Project Manager/Engineer
Plasmability LLC
Office (512) 267-7087
Cell  (512) 632-8593
www.plasmability.com

On 4/11/2016 3:28 PM, Sergio R. Caprile wrote:
> Stephen,
> there is no concept of IP class in lwIP, and the IP addressing scheme 
> you mention is a /23; closer to a class-C than a B ;^)
> What you describe sounds pretty strange to me too, looks like your 
> customer is not well versed in networking or doing some tricky stuff. 
> Either way, you should be able to replicate a problem given the 
> network configuration, if you don't... there is a high likelihood that 
> they are not doing things right.
>
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