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От   : Markus Reschke                   2:240/1661         21 Jul 16 12:15:54
Кому : Michiel van der Vlist                               21 Jul 16 12:15:54
Тема : ULA
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Hello Michiel!

Jul 21 00:09 2016, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Markus Reschke:

MvdV> The original idea was "Site Local Address". That was abandonned for
MvdV> not being able to define "Site". Now it is "Unique Local Address".
MvdV> The idea is ho have a local address with a scope somewhere between
MvdV> a Link Local Address" and A "Globally Unique Address". It is not
MvdV> supposed to be globally routed. But the idea is that it is globally
MvdV> unique with a high degree of probabality.

There's a nice algorithm depicted in RFC4193 for that purpose. The fc00::/8 block was originally meant for a global unique private prefix but didn't attrack much support. The idea was to have a NIC assigning prefixes out of fc00::/8 to make them unique. Now we have only fd00::/8 with some probability of overlapping ranges.

MvdV> ULA is not used by SixXs to route between users. All SixXs does is
MvdV> to maintain a list of the /48 prefixes in use. To decrease the
MvdV> chance of duplication.

Are they using the algorithm in RFC4193?

MvdV> It is not supposed to be globally routed, but it can be routed
MvdV> between (virtual) private networks. If one has routers supporting
MvdV> it. Mine doesn't.

It's simply RFC1918 for IPv6 ;)

Regards,
Markus

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