The ghostly amount of v6 space is so exciting to see. One day we’ll need to physically route a whole block to another planet — there’s no point using BGP when the ping from Earth to Mercury is 230,000ms at best.
I love IPv6 and it’s so exciting to see it used widely at last. My mobile device is v6 although it’s still dual stack. Home networks are doomed to by v4 forever so your 1990s eToaster can display Yahoo! News! but I wonder how many ISPs are doing 4to6 or CGNAT nowadays? That’s what my cell provider does.
I only know a little bit about BGP. Why does Tesla announce 6x /48s instead of having a /32 of their own and handling their routing internally? https://bgp.he.net/AS394161#_prefixes6
I love IPv6 and it’s so exciting to see it used widely at last. My mobile device is v6 although it’s still dual stack. Home networks are doomed to by v4 forever so your 1990s eToaster can display Yahoo! News! but I wonder how many ISPs are doing 4to6 or CGNAT nowadays? That’s what my cell provider does.
I only know a little bit about BGP. Why does Tesla announce 6x /48s instead of having a /32 of their own and handling their routing internally? https://bgp.he.net/AS394161#_prefixes6