/48
Also written: 48-bit prefix
The usual IPv6 block an internet provider gives one site, such as Kettle & Crane's 2001:db8:4a2c::/48. The site picks the next 16 bits for each LAN, which leaves room for 65,536 /64 subnets.
Also written: 48-bit prefix
The usual IPv6 block an internet provider gives one site, such as Kettle & Crane's 2001:db8:4a2c::/48. The site picks the next 16 bits for each LAN, which leaves room for 65,536 /64 subnets.