That is true for the current policy yes - but we don't need to copy that to IPv6.Having a connection or not is a policy decision. Stable addresses is annot having to have a connection to the public v6 internet in order to get an address block, or if you are connected, having a prefix which is stable across changes in ISPs.
issue on creating PI space. There is no real need to make a block
allocation for this.
in my understanding of current policies there is no way for an isolated network to get PI space.
don't that take away the point with having them in the global routingtable in the first place?one good reason to have a block allocation is to allow ISPs to filter those prefixes.
- kurtis -
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