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A /60 network consists of 295,147,905,179,352,825,856 addresses. I think most users will probably be fine with that.

• Dagger2 4y ago
  This is v6; nobody counts individual IPs, because the answer is always "enough". A /60 is only 16 /64s (i.e. 16 subnets), and that's not always enough.
  • rekoil 4y ago
    Wait, can you not subnet IPv6 smaller than /64?
    • keiyakins 4y ago
      Not if you want SLAAC to work, no.
  • keiyakins 4y ago
    Yeah, it's not always, but for most home networks it probably is. Ideally they'd give you a /56 or even a /48, but giving those on request and a /60 by default is fine.