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But there are way more /64s than /32s. They could apply it to /32s in ipv6, but then customers would share rep unless ISPs lease out /32s instead. Unfortunately
by traderj0e 6mo ago
But there are way more /64s than /32s. They could apply it to /32s in ipv6, but then customers would share rep unless ISPs lease out /32s instead. Unfortunately gotta pay to play.
- jcalvinowens 6mo agoThat could never work, my entire ISP is a /32
- traderj0e 6mo agoI'm guessing because the spec defines a network as a /64. Couldn't the ISP buy more space if they wanted to?