Robert McKay <[email protected]> writes: > their configuration is probably fine for a small office with a single > network.
Well, no, not really. If it is a small office with a single network, there is no reason to give it a /48, it just needs a /64. And there is nno reason that I can think of to *ever* configure a /48 directly onto an interface. Even if you allocate a /48 (or /56) as recommended, the whole reason for that recommendation is to allow for *multiple* networks which is completely defeated by just putting it on an interface. -w
