Brian, > On Mar 14, 2021, at 12:38 PM, Brian E Carpenter <brian.e.carpenter@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >>> >> >> ULA is very dominant in these networks and it's probably also one of the >> sources we got the first requests for establishing the ULA registry. > > I can only repeat: if you want action from the IETF (and remember that > on certain matters iesg@ietf can give instructions to the IANA), the case > has to be made via an I-D. Facts, numbers, use case. Getting an RFC that > sets up a first-come first-served ULA-C system isn't an impossible dream, > but it is work. That would open up the entire fc00::/8 space. > I agree. I have always thought that the biggest issue for ULA-C is who maintains the central registry. It needs to be free or very low cost, and permanent. Bob
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