It is going to work the same way, you just use a different prefix
length. (IPv6 prefix equates to IPv4 Netmask)
How you are going to split it up will depend somewhat on how big an
allocation you get.
There is a proposal pending to help determine how much you should ask
for, but I have not been able to follow that list for a couple of weeks
now. I have some 2500 e-mails I really should read.
On 2/25/2011 11:54 AM, john wrote:
I still don't understand how I will incorporate ipv6 in our network we
now assign a /16 to each tower and use the /24 to organize everything
on that tower
ie. 10.21.1.0/24
21 is the tower number
1 says its internet access for Canopy 900 radios
2 would be management for canopy 900 radios
11 would be internet access for Canopy 2.4 radios
and so forth
So my routing is done that way.. i don't understand how v6 is going to
work. It would be great if someone had a guide to best practices.
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