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Yep! ULA should be thought of as the IPv6 equivalent of RFC 1918 space... with the added bonus that -unlike with IPv4- ULA prefixes are very unlikely to collide
by simoncion 2y ago
Yep! ULA should be thought of as the IPv6 equivalent of RFC 1918 space... with the added bonus that -unlike with IPv4- ULA prefixes are very unlikely to collide, so merging internal networks will very rarely require renumbering.