Can OpenWrt Route 240.0.0.0/4?

[lleachii]

@OugCPC

It is explained in Appendix A. 3. that the initiating IoT determines which mode of operation that SPR will provide. If it does not send out a packet with EzIP header, everything (including those EzIP-capable) in the loop uses IP header.

In Figure 7, SPR1 allowing masqueraded by RG1

You are breaking the end-to-end principle!

@lleachii

Assume - I'm a customer in your EzIP "cyberspace" - trying to reach standard Global IPs:

• How do I run a standard webserver on port 80 when there are 256M others running webservers on the same Public IP "NATed" to 240.xxx.xxx.y IP at TCP 80 (EXPLAIN ONLY USING LAYER 3 OF THE OSI MODEL)!?!?
• In the inverse...how does a client running a protocol requiring a TCP or UDP packet be sent with SRC port x - enter and exit your SPR to the Global Internet if that TCP port is in use? (assume all clients are trying to reach the same Global IP using the same protocol/port combination)