Why? That would be the case i they wanted to connect - which is not unlikely for the future. I know cities in Sweden where building owners are monitoring the utilities via public connections and I know places where the road administration uses the public Internet for monitoring devices.Keith, what you are saying here is that the utility company is going to have to use PA addresses, that it does not own, to configure tens of thousands of devices on thousands of subnets, and be forced to renumber if they want to switch ISPs, even though these devices have nothing to do with the public Internet, just because you don't like SLs.Kurt Erik Lindqvist wrote: ....and the day the utility company decides to outsource the monitoring they will have to renumber to global addresses anyway.Total nonsense.
In you model they would use site-locals, but what happens the day they connect to the public Internet?
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