> Doesn't this leave out a few pieces of data? Given the current IPv6 > address format, which includes a globally unique 64 bit interface ID and 64 > bits of globally unique routing goop. My calculation is that you only have > 2^64 addresses to work with which leaves roughly 12 bits, maybe 14 to work > with. right. but for privacy reasons you really don't want to transmit the 64 bit interface ID around anyway. so at some point you reclaim those bits for use in routing. Keith
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- RE: How many IP addresses? Keith Moore
- RE: How many IP addresses? Michael B. Bellopede
- RE: How many IP addresses? Tripp Lilley
- Re: How many IP addresses? Steven M. Bellovin
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- Re: How many IP addresses? Steven M. Bellovin