Comment by cylemons 6 days ago What do you mean by suboptimal allocation? 2 comments cylemons Reply _ikke_ 6 days ago The ipv4 routing table contains many individual /24 subnets that cannot be summarized, causing bloat in the routing tables.With ipv6, that can be simplified with just a couple of /32 or /48 prefixes per AS. morshu9001 6 days ago This, because a bunch of random /24s were sold off to different ISPs, because of address scarcity.
_ikke_ 6 days ago The ipv4 routing table contains many individual /24 subnets that cannot be summarized, causing bloat in the routing tables.With ipv6, that can be simplified with just a couple of /32 or /48 prefixes per AS. morshu9001 6 days ago This, because a bunch of random /24s were sold off to different ISPs, because of address scarcity.
morshu9001 6 days ago This, because a bunch of random /24s were sold off to different ISPs, because of address scarcity.
The ipv4 routing table contains many individual /24 subnets that cannot be summarized, causing bloat in the routing tables.
With ipv6, that can be simplified with just a couple of /32 or /48 prefixes per AS.
This, because a bunch of random /24s were sold off to different ISPs, because of address scarcity.