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[ipv6-wg] Re: [address-policy-wg] IPv6 allocations for 6RD
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Marco Hogewoning
marcoh at marcoh.net
Thu Nov 26 15:13:05 CET 2009
> Just to drop a bit of bait into this lively discussion :-9 - we could > actually afford to give every organization that reasonably claims to > serve IP connectivity to more than 1000 customers a /24. There's 10 > million /24s inside FP 001. All in all, the RIRs have about 20.000 > members today - 1/500th of that. I think I'm with Remco here, there is a way around it and it might be worth adding something on how to do that to the drafr. I don't think 'it's messy' or 'we have enough space' are strong arguments to simply give everybody a /24, let's not forget there was that day once when a /8 was the default assignment size. Groet, MarcoH
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