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[address-policy-wg] Re: [ipv6-wg] IPv6 PI

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Florian Weimer fw at deneb.enyo.de
Fri Nov 25 12:10:39 CET 2005

* Roger Jorgensen:

> The absolute max global routing table would by this be 40bits, of 
> course the real one are alot smaller. That one is closer to 32bits, and 
> that is STILL A huge number, probably more close to 20bits of entries.

Only 20 bits?  IPv4 already has more than 17 bits of entries.  I still
don't see the problem.  To the contrary, your numbers suggest that
IPv6 is very similar to IPv4 in this regard.

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