Hi, On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 04:29:49PM +0500, Good One wrote: > just a quick one.. if you have a supernet of ipv6 like 2504:7000/32, and you > want to slice it /64 > what is the easiest way to do that.
Patience :-) - takes a while for 4 billion /64 to be sliced up.
Seriously: this very much depends on your network structure. I'd start
by chopping the /32 to /40s or /44 or something similarily big, and
allocate one of these to each of your major network locations - like
"per country" or "per city" or whatever aggregation points exist.
Then repeat - chop the /40 to /48, to allocate one each DSLAM / BRAS (etc).
Then repeat - chop the /48-on-BRAS to one-/64-per-customer (or one /56).
Most important: follow the aggregation points in your network, and do strong
and multi-level aggregation. You do not want to have 4 billion /64 in your
internal routing.
(Oh, and configure your e-mail client right)
gert
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