IPv4 is depleted: Final five blocks allocated to registries

Re:IPv4 is depleted: Final five blocks allocated to registries by calloc on Thursday February 03, 2011 @11:18AM (#2175262)

Each person is supposed to get assigned a /64 from their ISP, which will be then assigned to any downstream devices.

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Re:IPv4 is depleted: Final five blocks allocated to registries by rcbuse on Thursday February 03, 2011 @11:30AM (#2175322)

Then you get your bill from your isp, $5 extra per device.

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Re:IPv4 is depleted: Final five blocks allocated to registries by mauriciob on Thursday February 03, 2011 @01:34PM (#2175983)

I can seriously see this happening.

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Re:IPv4 is depleted: Final five blocks allocated to registries by Lennie on Thursday February 03, 2011 @04:48PM (#2177055)

I don't.

In the past you paid for the extra's because the ISP had to do extra work for it.

But if the ISP sets everything up so all users have enough from the start. Like a /48. You won't have to bother them.

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Re:IPv4 is depleted: Final five blocks allocated to registries by dfox on Thursday February 03, 2011 @12:08PM (#2175496)

Actually, most deployment recommendations expect, that ISP will allocate something larger than /64 to each customer, with /48 being the ideal scenario and something like /56 being reasonable.

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