[Linux-aus] internode/iinet/tpg ipv4 bogons in route

[Lucas Symons]

If you have a static /29 I'm assuming they wouldn't CgNat you so it's definitely unusual to have a private IP in your routes.

Have they been able to explain what it's for?

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Try again -- not sure why ProtonMail decided it had PGP keys for the mailing list.



I currently have internode. For some unholy reason, my packets leave my place, and are routed thru a bogon: 10.20.21.212. Being paranoid, I assume this is doing deep packet inspection / recording for ASIO / NSA / …? I have tried to suggest they fix their infrastructure so as to give the bogon a non-private address, but they demur.

Anyone else out there with bogons in their routes?

This is from mtr -4 www.apple.com

lust (192.168.3.2) -> www.apple.com (23.63.20.216)                         2022-06-14T12:43:12+1000
Keys:  Help   Display mode   Restart statistics   Order of fields   quit
                                                           Packets               Pings
 Host                                                    Loss%   Snt   Last   Avg  Best  Wrst StDev
 1. gw3                                                   0.0%    46    0.3 139.7   0.2 3453. 595.5
 2. gw.xxxxxxx.com                                        0.0%    45    0.7 137.6   0.5 3350. 581.3
 3. 10.20.21.212                                          4.4%    45    7.0 144.5   6.6 3248. 572.3
 4. 60-240-241-214.static.tpgi.com.au                     4.4%    45    7.7 140.1   7.1 3146. 551.5
 5. 203-219-107-166.static.tpgi.com.au                    2.2%    45   12.2 182.1   7.2 3382. 600.9
 6. a23-63-20-216.deploy.static.akamaitechnologies.com    4.4%    45    7.3 114.3   6.6 2939. 505.9


Note that gw.xxxxxxx.com is a globally routable fixed IP address. Not sure why I am modest and will not disclose it, but folks seem shy about such details. It is the address assigned to my UDM Pro from a /29 assigned to me statically by internode.


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