On 13 jul 2006, at 23.45, JORDI PALET MARTINEZ wrote:
First. giving out a /48 to every home network (which today has at
most
a handful of machines, which means, one subnet would suffice) is
Part of the problem is what each of us considers enough, and this
may depend
on knowledge about developments being cooked, which bring the need
of more
than 256 subnets, even if you have only a handful of devices in
each one.
I would be happy if I knew about deployments being cooked that
required /64 per user, let alone anything more. I still have a hard
time imagining what technology will deployed at most sites that
_require_ separate subnets, but I am trying to be generous and will
accept that a few might be needed.
- kurtis -
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