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[address-policy-wg] IPv6 allocations for 6RD
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David Conrad
drc at virtualized.org
Tue Dec 1 18:06:35 CET 2009
On Dec 1, 2009, at 5:14 AM, Florian Frotzler wrote: > so...we don't need to fear giving out /24 to LIRs, because LIRs are > not coffee machines, refrigerators or other things which will get v6 > in the future, so we will not run out of address space by handing out > /24. I just wanted to contradict the metaphor Jim described. First, you are making the assumption that the connectivity model used with IPv4 will remain unchanged with IPv6. I am not so confident this will always be the case. Second, there are a bit under 2.1 million /24s in the global unicast IPv6 space. How long would you expect 2.1 /24s to last? Regards, -drc
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