bouncingbunny

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   Doom over DNS(blog.rice.is)

   3 points by bouncingbunny 6mo ago|0 comments
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   by bouncingbunny 4y ago

   Probably due to IP transfers between regions. The original /8 was assigned to ARIN (which handles IP addresses in the US), and then later a more specific subnet (like a /16) was transferred to RIPE (which handles the European regi
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   by bouncingbunny 4y ago

   If you're talking about the RIPE region, then; - Can I request a /48 or larger IPv6 prefix from my sponsor LIR -> Yes. Something bigger than a /48 might be hard, but /48 shouldn't be any problems. - Can such IPv6
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   by bouncingbunny 4y ago

   I work at a decent-sized ISP in Sweden, and we've been trying to get IPv6 to customers for over 10 years. It's hard. The way the Internet is built (many municipal broadband networks[0]) means there's middle networks that migh