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I have been perfectly happy with my /64 for many years. I can't imagine needing multiple subnets for home or small office use.
by oofabz 13y ago
I have been perfectly happy with my /64 for many years. I can't imagine needing multiple subnets for home or small office use.
- agwa 13y agoI think the most compelling use case is a separate guest network (which is firewalled from your normal network; some wireless access points tout this as a feature). Power users might also run a VPN and allocate a subnet to VPN clients. There are also home automation standards that put all your devices on a separate subnet.
- 2bluesc 13y agoI think the single most compelling use case is to segment WiFi and Ethernet traffic. No point in broadcasting useless Ethernet ARPs to the WiFi network when bridged for example.