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Of course this assumes we don't assign half of the address space to Apple, Facebook, Google and their friends, or something silly like that, like it was done wi
by badsectoracula 9y ago
Of course this assumes we don't assign half of the address space to Apple, Facebook, Google and their friends, or something silly like that, like it was done with IPv4 (with the equivalent "friends" at the time).
- cesarb 9y agoI read in one of the IPv6 RFCs (don't recall which one at the moment), that initially only 1/8 of the possible address space will be allocated. If for some reason that space is filled up, there's still another 7/8 which can be allocated with a more conservative policy.