VNET eth1/eth2 address matrix

When each VM starts its eth1 and eth2 interfaces already have addresses assigned which will not conflict with any other VMs.

These addresses will look like:

10.Q.X.Y

Where:

X = UIDHI = (uid >> 8) & 255
Y = UIDLO = uid & 255)
uid = User ID
Q = a + b + c
a = Virtual machine ID (on same host) - 1
b = VLAB host number * 4
c = 0 for eth1 or c = 64 for eth2

Shown are the Q values for eth1 / eth2 for all virtual machine IDs and VLAB hosts

Note that the values of X and Y will always be the same for the same user because their user ID will never change