From: bjorn@mork.no 
  
 Thorsten Glaser  writes: 
  
 > First off, that 127.0.1.1 has to go. There are active changes 
 > underways to change the 127/8 allocation to an 127/24 one, to 
 > free more IPv4 addresses. (Just passing on, don€€€t talk to me 
 > about this one.) 
  
 I assume you're referring to 
 https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-schoen-intarea-unicast-127/ ? 
  
 It proposes 127/16 for the loopback network.  So 127.0.1.1 is perfectly 
 fine, even in a distant future after this draft has become an Internet 
 Standard. 
  
 (Let's not go into a discussion about the draft here.  Take that to the 
 IETF if you're interesed.  Just wanted to clear up that 127/24 confusion) 
  
  
 Bj€€rn 
  
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