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I'm new to linode. What is their outgoing bandwidth policy? I mean, is it possible to automatically set up a throttle, to avoid charges when going over 2TB? (o
by guylhem 12y ago
I'm new to linode. What is their outgoing bandwidth policy?
I mean, is it possible to automatically set up a throttle, to avoid charges when going over 2TB? (or do I have to fiddle with iptables to find a way to do that).
Also, do you know if it's possible to get a /48 IPv6?
On https://library.linode.com/networking/ipv6 https://library.linode.com/networking/ipv6 they only mention /56
I'd hate to run a HE tunnelbroker just because they don't support that :-/ (I love HE.net and tunnelbroker.net, but it would just be wasteful)
EDIT: /48 make running multiple VPNs very easy - that's lazy, but IPv6 are not scarce resources!
EDIT2: just got an answer - they can't do /48 :-(
- RKearney 12y agoWhat use case do you have for requiring a /48 on one server? That's 65536 /64s.
- SudoAlex 12y agoYou can get a /56 - which should still be sufficient for most users needs.
- tedchs 12y agoI filed a ticket for a /48 and their support set it up for me. I didn't use it heavily but it worked very well; I basically made my own personal tunnel broker. :) A /56 still gives you (64-56)^2 = 64 /64's, and I wouldn't think you'd want to run more than 64 tunnels through one box anyway.