[nsp] ipv6 resources ?

Kurt Erik Lindqvist kurtis at kurtis.pp.se
Fri Jul 9 01:58:25 EDT 2004


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On 2004-07-08, at 21.51, Stephen J. Wilcox wrote:

> Realising you have 16 bits to play with is probably the first thing 
> you have to
> do, and then realising that each customer will only get 1 of the /48s 
> and you
> dont need to be thinking in terms of individual IPs (as per v4) but 
> only of /48
> blocks - if that makes sense.

Second think to do is to take your 2 year customer forecasts and feed 
them into the HD ratio and see how many IPv6 addresses you should 
request from your RIR. /32 is the SMALLEST block you will get.

- - kurtis -

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