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"Technical footnote: /127 addresses are supported" Yes they are but I want a shit load of stuff on my WAN available to the world and I don't want to piss aroun
by gerdesj 4y ago
"Technical footnote: /127 addresses are supported"
Yes they are but I want a shit load of stuff on my WAN available to the world and I don't want to piss around with NAT n that.
The IPv6 address-space is big enough to deal with PtP links. It doesn't really matter, You could do a /127 for WAN and then I allocate a /64 from my /48 for WAN. Or you could use a recent RFC that enables a /64 or smaller to be used for WAN without a separate allocation.