[arin-discuss] IPv6 End User Assignments
Jay Hennigan
jay at impulse.net
Wed May 6 15:23:54 EDT 2009
> It is "just" a /48 assignment, but it is routed through a /128, as
> opposed to bridged to the customer. If the traffic was bridged, there
> certainly wouldn't be a whole lot of subnetting happening at the
> residential level because Layer-3 switches aren't very affordable.
That's what link-local is for. The /48 (or /56) isn't bridged. It's
connected automagically via link-local addresses between the ISP edge
and the CPE.
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