Hi,
But do we want to state that? In web hosting environments, it's not
On Tue, Oct 01, 2013 at 11:11:05AM +0200, Elvis Velea wrote:
> For example, you can use a /64 to number, let's say, 100 devices that
> are in the same vlan doing the same thing and providing the same service
> but you can not number 100 different customers within a /64.
uncommon to have 100 different customers on the very same hardware, each
of them using a different IP(v6) address - and with vserver/jail type
setups, each of them is typically only using a single address (unlike VM
style setups where you might want to use "more").
Do we mandate (or even "encourage") using 100 different /64s for that
purpose? I'd say "no" :-) - let the ISP do that if they *want*, but
do not *mandate* it.