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Title : A Survey and Analysis of Address Allocation Strategies for IPv4 and IPv6
Author(s) : B. Dickson
Filename : draft-dickson-v6ops-assignment-00.txt
Pages : 18
Date : 2008-02-05
This Internet Draft describes, analyzes, and compares different
strategies for allocating addresses, in a way that can be generalized
for any power-of-two sized, binary address space. One such strategy
is proposed as being "optimal", when viewed from the perspective of
space-packing efficiency. This Draft recommends use of this
technique as a "Best Current Practice", for both IPv4 and IPv6
address allocations.Author's Note
This Internet Draft is intended to result in this draft or a related
draft(s) being placed on the Informational Track for v6ops.
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