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| 12 | <tr><td class="heading" colspan=2>Changes to the IPDB</td><tr>
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| [262] | 15 | <td valign=top>03/10/2005</td>
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| 16 | <td>Finally! Support for "container"/"reserve" netblocks to make tracking superblocks like
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| 17 | 209.91.191.0/24 easier. Also supports "dynamically routed DSL netblocks"; ie,
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| 18 | netblock-aligned chunks of static DSL IPs with netblock-ish subnet masks such as
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| 19 | 209.91.186.0/25.
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| 22 | <td valign=top>02/09/2005</td>
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| 23 | <td>Pool handling has been cleaned up - all PPP-ish pools (modem, DSL, WiFi) now generate a
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| 24 | full list of IPs rather than reserving the network, gateway, and broadcast IPs necessary on
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| 25 | a "real" subnet. They will also not display this incorrect and useless information.
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| [139] | 28 | <td valign=top>01/27/2005</td>
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| 29 | <td>New cities/locations can now be added to the database here.
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| [92] | 32 | <td valign=top>11/30/2004</td>
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| 33 | <td>Overhauled the city listings; they should be somewhat more complete now. Still needs a
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| 34 | mechanism to easily add new cities.
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| [85] | 37 | <td valign=top>11/26/2004</td>
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| 38 | <td>Allocating a static IP is now a little different. Use the "Customer Location" field to
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| 39 | enter the customer's actual city, and use the "Route from/through" field to pick the POP or
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| 40 | cable node the IP should come from.
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