I was assigned a /28 from a carrier as additional NAT address space. I've used everything from .1 - .15, but not .0. I've never tried this before, but would it be possible to have a host use the .0 address?
On a LAN where it's a broadcast domain I wouldn't bother trying, but this would be a pure routed solution. Seeing as how I have already assigned and used the "broadcast" address of the subnet, that's where I'm coming from and questioning whether I can use the network address.
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