Actually, Win98 uses the APIPA address of 169.254.x.x also.
JJ
Jeff Johnson, MCSE 2000, MCSE+I, CNA
Senior Consultant
Information Risk Management Group
Crowe Chizek and Company LLP
"Mark McNally"
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Subject: RE: Antwort: RFC 1911 IPs
in my firewall logs
01/23/2002 07:19 PM
Only W2k and WinXP use 169.254.x.y if there is no DHCP server, Win9x
uses 192.168.*.
Mark
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No thats not entirely right because the Automatic Private IP Adressing
(APIPA) Feature of Windows uses Adresses in the Range 169.254.x.y
Andreas Balg
X-MD
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If I remember right, setting a NIC in Windows to DHCP and there is no
Server, the IP is set to something in 192.168.*. Maybe there is Winbox
near
You spamming the line?
Hello all,
Reviewing my home office firewall logs, I noticed an
entry in which someone tried to connect to my
external interface with an IP of 192.168.50.xx. I
assume it's a spoofed address, but I just don't know
how they got it to traverse the Internet? How can that
be routed?
Thanks.
HITCON AG
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