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The proper way to do ULA is to generate random 40-bit ID. Then your ULA are likely unique. Which means that if you want to connect or merge with another company
by ianburrell 2mo ago
The proper way to do ULA is to generate random 40-bit ID. Then your ULA are likely unique. Which means that if you want to connect or merge with another company, the networks are distinct.
IPv4 has a lot of trouble since everyone is using 10/8 space for corporate networks.
- inigyou 2mo agoIf someone can't remember 192.168 they definitely can't remember their own chosen random 40 bits.