, which is also the default if none is specified? I'd also
propose deprecating the default, to get everyone in the habit of specifying
something.
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that does
you (I declare that this 60% of this sandbox is now MINE.), but the
approximately unique property is primarily designed to make it much eaiser
to merge local networks. So you only need to be piecewise unique with
people with whom you might want to create a local VPN.
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) by putting a stateful firewall in place
with a very simple rule - if I didn't send something out, don't let anything
back. If you really want isolation, add a proxy of your choice.
And if your firewall isn't passing traffic, it doesn't matter what address
range is on the inside.
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-local.
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addressing draft both propose
mechanism to cause the addresses generated to be unique, even outside their
scope. LL uses the MAC address, while local addressing uses either
allocation or randomization.
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routing, but that's different from hierarchical
delegation. These issues are very soluble, but it's a matter of how the
market wishes to deploy the solutions.
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