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> IMO, IPv6 sucks for home users and labs. […] EDIT: end users should be able to request static blocks from their ISPs for free, not IANA. This is a technical
by throw0101a 5y ago
> IMO, IPv6 sucks for home users and labs. […] EDIT: end users should be able to request static blocks from their ISPs for free, not IANA.
This is a technical argument for IPv6, because there is no reason to worry about exhaustion and scarcity with it. The issue here is on the business side of things.
As others have mentioned: as a kludge you can assign ULA on your network and then use NPTv6 for when the prefix you're delegated changes in the non-static scenario.