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Donald Stahl
don at calis.blacksun.org
Thu May 31 15:03:23 UTC 2007
> The upside is that in the block you're expected to accept /48s, nobody will
> have a /32. The downside is that anyone who gets a larger-than-minimum sized
> allocation/assignment can deaggregate down to that level.
I don't think ARIN is planning on giving out more less a /48 but more than
a /32- at least that was the impression I got. End sites get a /48-
ISP's get a /32 or larger- and that's it (I could certainly be wrong). As
such, deaggragation in the /48 block should not be an issue because no one
will have more than a /48 in the first place.
-Don
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