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IPv6 allocations are generally /64s, or /56s, and are typically blocked as a full range. Individually blocking IPv6 addresses, as /128s, would indeed be futile
by stevekemp 10y ago
IPv6 allocations are generally /64s, or /56s, and are typically blocked as a full range.
Individually blocking IPv6 addresses, as /128s, would indeed be futile.