Re: [44net] A new era of IPv4 Allocations

Hi Egbert, If we read the proposal and answers from Antonio, then the following statement you made is not correct: -- 2.) 44.128/10 can talk to 44.128/10 - talks to 44.0/10 via the PoPs (without NAT!) --> only ONE routing entry. Intelligence is in the PoPs -- 44.128/10 CANNOT talk to 44.0/10. 44.128/10 is, in their vision, a completely separate network, which can only be reached via RF. And to communicate with 44.128/10 you would need a new subnet within 44.128/10 ON TOP of your 44.0/10 subnet. So this makes routing in "home routers" (of which most ISP routers/modems cannot add any kind of static routes) more complex as you'll have 2 static routes to take care of and monitor. 73 Ruben ON3RVH