Subj : Getting an /48, /56 or /64 IPv6 address range
To   : Michiel van der Vlist
From : Bj”rn Felten
Date : Sun Aug 14 2016 16:37:21

 MvdV> It can't be because of a shortage of IPv6 addresses, so the only reason
 MvdV> I can think of is that they want to charge extra for a /56 or a /48.

   Which is quite unbelievable. Even a /64 should be more than enough to get every single gadget a person owns, its own unique IPv6 address. After all it's an entire IPv4 range, isn't it (or am I'm thinking wrongly here)?

   I guess they've managed to trick their customers into thinking that whatever more you get, the more valuable it is...





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