I'd also suggest net 10, may the ARPA net live forever!
Note tha many of the examples by Cisco, et al use net 10.
I think there should be exactly one each class A, B, and C. This makes it
clearer to the people who are using such nets the they can not interoperate
with the rest of the Internet. And we can more easily detect firewall leaks!
Yes, the formal owner of net 10 should be approached.
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I think there should be exactly one each class A, B, and C. This makes it
clearer to the people who are using such nets the they can not interoperate
with the rest of the Internet. And we can more easily detect firewall leaks!
Hmmm, but I thought we were moving toward classlessness?
Yes, the formal owner of net 10 should be approached.
FYI, the formal "owner" of net 10 is IANA as it is presently not
assigned (it got turned in :-). I'm pretty sure Jon and Joyce won't
reassign it, though, without a lot of advance publicity :-).