Re[2]: whats the deal with 54fx:: ?

Michael Kjorling michael@kjorling.com
Tue, 30 Apr 2002 01:01:14 +0200 (CDT)


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On Apr 29 2002 20:25 +0200, Sascha Bielski wrote:

> BM>         hijacked address space?  54f8:: is not delegated.
>
> iirc that was some "old" testbed. still many 5xxx::/16 records in
> 6bone whois database...

I seem to recall having read something about that, somewhere - but
it's got to have been a long time ago, because there is no way you can
squeeze 5000::/4 (format prefix %010 == 4000::/3) into the IPv6
globally aggregatable address range (which has a format prefix of
%001, making for 2000::/3 - anyone recognizes that range?)

Of course, it's late at night and I may be way out of whack here.


Michael Kjörling

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