Suppose most of the Internet used some form of geographical but that a large addressing, international organization has a single IP network address and routes its internal traffic over its own links. (a) Explain the routing inefficiency for the organization's inbound traffic inherent in this situation. (b) Explain how the organization might solve this problem for outbound traffic. (c) For your method above to work for inbound traffic, what would have to happen?

Suppose most of the Internet used some form of geographical but that a large addressing, international organization has a single IP network address and routes its internal traffic over its own links. (a) Explain the routing inefficiency for the organization's inbound traffic inherent in this situation. (b) Explain how the organization might solve this problem for outbound traffic. (c) For your method above to work for inbound traffic, what would have to happen?

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