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     Re: List of IPv6 nodes   
     By: Michiel van der Vlist to Bj”rn Felten on Mon Jan 10 2022 04:06 pm   
      
    > designed. A /64 is the smallest subnet. I might have designed it different   
   but I was not involved at the time.   
    >   
    > So... if one wants/needs more than one subnet, one needs more than one /64.   
   That is the way it is.   
      
   Sure it can!   
      
   I use /80's a lot, which in reality could be /96's but I'm being generous to   
   the network that I use the /80's on.   
      
   Certainly, having a /64 is "simplier" - its, in many cases, no configuration   
   required (or minimal "enabling" in your router). But anything smaller, its   
   pretty much manual.   
      
      
   ...ëîåï   
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