Hi, On Thu, Oct 17, 2024 at 05:06:03PM +0200, Rinse Kloek wrote: > However, we should also consider that all those /29s that are > reserved will remain unusable because they are blocked.
I'm not sure I understand this. If a /29 is reserved, it's reserved
because the initial allocation was a /35 or /32 - so those allocations
can not grow to a /28. Bad luck.
Indeed, if we get a lot of returns "I must have a /28, so here's my
/32-reserved-/29 back!" we would have a fragmented address pool at
the NCC, with /29s that can not form a /28.
OTOH, do you expect every new LIR to ask for a /28? I admit I have not
read the proposal yet, but if it's in line with what we currently have,
a LIR could just signal "a /32 is good for me" and get one of those /29
holes...
(Our /32 has lasted us 26 years so far, and we'll never fill it - so
we've never extended it to a /29, because, why?)
Gert Doering
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