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by jmillikin
1950 days ago
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A ULA prefix is, properly, 48 bits long -- `fd` plus 40 bytes of random data. Using the full 32 bits of IPv4 means that you'll be using only 24 bytes of randomness there. Does this matter? Probably not. But when I have the option, I like to conform to the RFCs. |
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