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You're supposed to get your IPv6 prefix from your ISP's allocation, not directly from the regional registry. Simplifying the routing tables with hierarchical ad
by nybble41 4y ago
You're supposed to get your IPv6 prefix from your ISP's allocation, not directly from the regional registry. Simplifying the routing tables with hierarchical address assignment was one of the major selling points for the larger address size in IPv6. If everyone gets their own prefix independent from their ISP then the core Internet routing tables will continue to grow ever more complicated.