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Originally Posted by jontz
Not really. The IANA has reserved three blocks of addresses for private use.
10.x.x.x as a class A
172.16.x.x as a class B
192.168.0.x as a class C
Evidentally he needed more addresses than a class C could provide, so he used the class B private range instead.
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No, I just wanted to be in a separate block. And there's a 1-1 mapping with public addresses: i.e. 172.16.73.220 maps to xxx.xx.73.220, etc -- it's easier for my feeble brane that way..