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> each broadcast domain a /64, leaving a remaining 64 bits for clients to just randomly make up addresses as they wish. What's the use of this especially when
by rohan1024 6y ago
> each broadcast domain a /64, leaving a remaining 64 bits for clients to just randomly make up addresses as they wish.
What's the use of this especially when the prefix is dynamic? Two major cellular ISPs in India hand out dynamic prefix IPs. Are they doing it wrong? Are ISPs supposed to hand out static mac bound IPs for ipv6?