@tsearle
After reading the documentation
[here](https://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/devel/modules/pike.html#idm153),
specifically Chapter 3. Development Guide, and a bit of code reading regarding
this module, it's seems that current documentation is correct.
Internally, pike module uses a tree structure to create nodes with parts of the
IPs and if multiple are coming from the same subset they will be blocked faster
(minimum reqs_density_per_unit hits though) and others coming from different
subnet **_might_** require up to 3x or 9x hits (IPv4/IPv6 respectively).
I will double check that the rest documentation is up to date though.
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