Måndagen, den 14 aug 2006 klockan 09:50, skrev Jeroen Massar:
On Mon, 2006-08-14 at 00:35 +0200, Mattias Webjörn Eriksson wrote:
This might have been brought up and answered before,
my appologies.
It is possible to assign an address with a prefix longer than /64 to an
interface, for instance 2001:16d8:ff97:4::1:2/112.
You can but then auto-configuration doesn't work any more.
The other question is why would you? that /64 is part of a /48 which is
assigned to you. That means you have 65536 /64's. Is that not enough?
It certanly is enough.
But my question is about whether a prefix longer than /64 is valid
according to the rfc:s, nothing else.
Med vänliga hälsningar/Best regards
Mattias W E--------------------------------------------------------------------
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