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От   : Markus Reschke                   2:240/1661         14 Aug 16 17:14:42
Кому : BjЎrn Felten                                        14 Aug 16 17:14:42
Тема : Giving out too generous IPv6 addresses
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Hello BjЎrn!

Aug 14 16:59 2016, BjЎrn Felten wrote to Markus Reschke:

BF> Now, a /56 IPv6 range is far from enough to give every citizen on
BF> this planet it's individual IPv6 range. And a /64 range can only
BF> cover half of the Earth's population. So something like a /96
BF> individually and a /80 to each of the providers would probably be
BF> more realistic, no?

That's IPv4-thinking. There are some nice papers on IPv6 adressssing plans and management. One very important aspect is routing. With IPv4 we've got about 600k routes in a full BGP table at the moment. Scale that up by 32 bits and you'll see it's simply not feasable. Another point is the 64 bit interface ID. So it has to be a /64 for each LAN segment. And we'll have multiple LANs in SOHO environments soon (IoT and what have you). For WLAN you should already have a separate network. For a guest WLAN it's another network. So I'd consider 8 /64s the absolute minimum.

Cheers,
Markus

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