I've got a network that I don't control all of...
My remote sites are connected through a network which prevents them from
communicating directly.
Currently, using my providers router, and having my hosts on separate
subnets, I can connect them:
Host A / Subnet A ---------\
\
Big mess I don't control------>Router
/
Host B / Subnet B ---------/
All traffic from host A and host B must go to the router.
I now want to have my own router... if the router has an alias on subnet A,
and an alias on subnet B, can the clients at host A see host B?
Can I make by subnet a /32 to prevent waiting all those extra IP's?
I'll state this again - not to beat anyone over the head with it, but there
is NO way for host A to simply contact host B through the network... has to
do with ATM allocation and so on...
Can anyone help me or refer me to where I should be reading?
Thanks in advance.
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