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I always wanted to go full native ipv6. However all the ipv6 enable ISPs I’ve used in multiple countries will give you a /64 address, which cant be subneted wit
by ulzeraj 5y ago
I always wanted to go full native ipv6. However all the ipv6 enable ISPs I’ve used in multiple countries will give you a /64 address, which cant be subneted without some ugly hacks. Worst part is that there is no reason for that. There are plenty of addresses. I seem to recall reading somewhere that the recommended addresspace for a home user would be /48.
- philjohn 5y agoStrange - UK here and my previous ISP, BT, gave me a /56 (although on a lease so it could change) and my current ISP, Zen, gave me a /48 (static).