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Agreed. You can't get away from network blocks at the administrative routing level. But, at least life is a bit easier by making more common use of /48s and /
by ghshephard 11y ago
Agreed. You can't get away from network blocks at the administrative routing level. But, at least life is a bit easier by making more common use of /48s and /32s - I.E. 2001:1868::/32 being 2001:1868:0000:0000::/64 -> 2001:1868:FFFF:FFFF::/64.
Thankfully, the 100x more common task of configuring an interface, will always be a /64.