Noruni,
In the past I really tried to set up this scenario, but all tests failed.
Unlike PPPoE that *can* point a default route to an IP outside the Layer2
network (that, in fact, does not exist in a /32-prefix), a "pure" Ethernet
interface always requires a gateway *inside* its L2 network...
S
Francis,
The use-case is valid here. In PPP, you essentially create a layer2
connection, and tie it to a host address. Then you can put a special route
in the host to push traffic out on the PPP connection. It is not super
common anymore, but we see it from time to time. Using DHCP seems like a
st
I can't see any problem other than a /32 *network* is useless because
it has no available address: the broadcast address is reserved.
Regards
Francis Dupont
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