1997
DOI: 10.17487/rfc2073
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An IPv6 Provider-Based Unicast Address Format

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“…A node only need take IEEE-EUI-64 address of link layer as the host number, combining with the local network number provided by your ISP, to get unique IPv6 address by IPv6 auto-configuration, realizes "plug and play", which greatly simplifies the complexity of network management and control, better supports mobile network address management and implementation. In addition, IPv6 addresses are owned by the ISP [5], which avoids the trouble of the user-configured address and address waste and ISP routing clustering difficulty.…”
Section: The Technical Advantages Of Ipv6mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A node only need take IEEE-EUI-64 address of link layer as the host number, combining with the local network number provided by your ISP, to get unique IPv6 address by IPv6 auto-configuration, realizes "plug and play", which greatly simplifies the complexity of network management and control, better supports mobile network address management and implementation. In addition, IPv6 addresses are owned by the ISP [5], which avoids the trouble of the user-configured address and address waste and ISP routing clustering difficulty.…”
Section: The Technical Advantages Of Ipv6mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is also acknowledged that renumbering IPv4 networks can be difficult [16,3,17]. We examine first the simple case where hierarchy still exists.…”
Section: Common Operational Casesmentioning
confidence: 99%