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Appendices 181
Using reserved IP addresses for private IP addressing
The administrator should assign a private IP address to each target device from one of the three IP
Internet address ranges that are reserved for use on internal networks. Table C.5 shows the reserved
IP address ranges for internal networks.
See http://www.rhebus.com/techinfo/iprange.htm#ip1 for recommendations about which ranges to
use for various sizes of organizations and for avoiding address conflicts.
The number of IP addresses available on a network may be restricted by a subnet mask. For a
simple example, the subnet mask 255.255.255.0 provides 256 IP addresses. The IP address ending
with zero (0) is the network address, and the IP address ending with 255 is the broadcast address,
leaving 254 addresses to assign to target devices (from 1-254).
To specify a range of addresses on the MergePoint 5224/5240 Service Processor Manager supply
the network address and a subnet mask, in either of these two formats: 192.168.0.0 and
255.255.255.0 or 192.168.0.0/24.
Any user who needs native IP access to the SP
manager must create a named VPN connection
profile, then to create a VPN tunnel to the SP
manager before enabling native IP. The requirements
for creating the VPN tunnel and the IP addresses to
use vary depending on whether IPSec or PPTP is
being used.
Routing requirements for native IP access on
page 184
IPSec VPN configuration for example 2 on
page 188
PPTP VPN configuration for example 2 on
page 189
Enabling native IP and accessing a target
device’s native features using real IP addresses
for example 2 on page 191
IPSec VPN configuration for example 3 on
page 195
PPTP VPN configuration for example 3 on
page 196
Enabling native IP and accessing a target
device’s native features using virtual network
addresses for example 3 on page 197
Table C.4: Tasks for Creating Addresses to Assign to Target Devices (Continued)
Task Where Described
Table C.5: IP Address Ranges Reserved for Internal Network Addressing
Address Range # of Networks/Class Network Sizes
192.168.0.0—192.168.255.255 256/Class C small (fewer than 200 hosts)
172.16.0.0—172.31.255.255 16/Class B
mid
-sized
10.0.0.0—10.255.255.255 1/Class A large
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