sdsu.edu has 2 /16 networks for 35,000 students faculty and staff.
total usage on 146.244.0.0 is two machines.
% utilization 0.00305 % waste 100%
anyone else got a better example?
j.
sdsu.edu has 2 /16 networks for 35,000 students faculty and staff.
total usage on 146.244.0.0 is two machines.
% utilization 0.00305 % waste 100%
anyone else got a better example?
Yes. Folk such as Suzanne and Bill who, instead of blabbering their
silliness all over the mailing lists, worked with the institutions who were
not using their large allocations to recover *large* amounts of address
space which was returned to the IANA.
<sigh>
randy
well, unlike suzanne and bill, sdsu tried to sell that net to the local
community colleges...i dunno what the disposition is of that transaction,
but sdsu still has the net... i guess they want to much $$$ for it.
arent all the nets registered before 1995 being grandfathered in (thereby
being exempt to the outlandish pricing structure arin plans to charge)?
j.
I admit to being confused: has 145.244.0.0 been returned to the IANA or?
mail# whois 146.244.0.0
San Diego State University (NET-SDSU-SUBNETS)
the networks are not contigous... the other one is 130.191.0.0
j.