08.09.2016, 06:20
Yea, pretty sure they are just forwarding the packets via some sort of IPTables, or a network wiz has set up their routing to be crazy.
It's not an issue, it's a question about how it can be done...
Also, be aware he's done exactly how you should be doing it on his machine, and it doesn't work like you are portraying it to be.
IPs from one machine are usually in the same subnet, and these aren't. The multple IPs that you usually get are sequential to make it easier for them to setup.
What they could be using is a cloud based setup, with advanced virtual network config.
In particular look at OVHs vrack setup, with Hybrid options.
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Originally Posted by Mark™
 This issue is for them to resolve.
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Also, be aware he's done exactly how you should be doing it on his machine, and it doesn't work like you are portraying it to be.
IPs from one machine are usually in the same subnet, and these aren't. The multple IPs that you usually get are sequential to make it easier for them to setup.
What they could be using is a cloud based setup, with advanced virtual network config.
In particular look at OVHs vrack setup, with Hybrid options.