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Thanks. I had some fuzzy idea backwards in my mind: that part of the reason IP blocks are correlated to location had to do with address space constraints. But
by function_seven 8y ago
Thanks. I had some fuzzy idea backwards in my mind: that part of the reason IP blocks are correlated to location had to do with address space constraints.
But that’s wrong. Having a massive address space makes it trivial to keep routable blocks contiguous no matter how many IPs they contain.