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With ULA you generate a random prefix which means it's extremely unlikely there's a collision. So no need for internal NATing or interface disambiguation becaus
by the8472 2y ago
With ULA you generate a random prefix which means it's extremely unlikely there's a collision. So no need for internal NATing or interface disambiguation because a machine is connected to two networks (e.g. via tunnels) that are both using 192.168.0.0/24. Which also means less book-keeping for collision avoidance. Just roll the dice.