Joel M. Halpern wrote:
Yes, they could.
If that allowed them to save something somewhere else.
Since I don't see why it would save them anything, it would seem that
if we can give them reasoanble ways to behave they will do so.
Yours,
Joel
PS: Yes, some operators are handing out /60s. They seem to be
operating from a fear of scarcity and a lack of understanding of how
much space they have.
Or, because they are a relatively small provider embedding an IPv4
address in their site prefix as part of their transition mechanism.
- Mark
Wes Beebee (wbeebee) wrote:
... And ISP's could just say "we're only handing out one /128" because
we're expecting you to deploy NAPT66 - and there are plenty of vendors
willing to sell NAPT66 boxes...
- Wes
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