![]() ![]() However in this context, I cannot seem to separate which is which. I understand the difference between these in a home network context – LAN side is the local IP that other devices see and the WAN side is the address that the internet sees. So one of the requirements is to show LAN and WAN side IP addresses in the spreadsheet under their own column. I have access to a network management tool which I can pull reports from so the information is there, I just need to understand it and present it logically Like I said: as far as I’m concerned, every from the industry is false, until proven otherwise.I have a requirement to regularly produce spreadsheet showing Cisco router interface information, in particular bandwidths of each interface and IP addresses. ![]() Then the PR man from SABIP demanded that I acknowledge, in our phone call, formally, for reasons I still don’t fully understand, that he had been helpful. 'SABIP refused to answer my questions in emails, insisted on a phone call (always a warning sign), told me that they had taken steps but wouldn’t say what, explained something about how they couldn’t be held responsible for lazy journalism, then, bizarrely, after ten minutes, tried to tell me retrospectively that the whole call was actually off the record, that I wasn’t allowed to use the information in my piece, but that they had answered my questions, and so they didn’t need to answer on the record, but I wasn’t allowed to use the answers, and I couldn’t say they hadn’t answered, I just couldn’t say what the answers were.
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