IPv4 Addressing in the Lab

PtP links to upstream:   196.200.222.0/26

Team A: 196.200.220.32/28
Team B: 196.200.220.48/28
Team C: 196.200.220.64/28
Team D: 196.200.220.80/28
Team E: 196.200.220.96/28
Team F: 196.200.220.112/28
Team G: 196.200.220.128/28
Team H: 196.200.220.144/28
Team I: 196.200.220.160/28
Team J: 196.200.220.176/28
Team K: 196.200.220.192/28
Team L: 196.200.220.208/28
Team M: 196.200.220.224/28
Team N: 196.200.220.240/28


IPv6 Addressing in the Lab

PtP links to upstream:    2001:4348:220:00::/60

Team A: 2001:4348:220:10::/60
Team B: 2001:4348:220:20::/60
Team C: 2001:4348:220:30::/60
Team D: 2001:4348:220:40::/60
Team E: 2001:4348:220:50::/60
Team F: 2001:4348:220:60::/60
Team G: 2001:4348:220:70::/60
Team H: 2001:4348:220:80::/60
Team I: 2001:4348:220:90::/60
Team J: 2001:4348:220:A0::/60
Team K: 2001:4348:220:B0::/60
Team L: 2001:4348:220:C0::/60
Team M: 2001:4348:220:D0::/60
Team N: 2001:4348:220:E0::/60


Subnetting an IPv6 /60
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Team F has 2001:4348:220:60::/60

This /60 is made up of 16 /64s. Why?

1 /60 makes 2 /61s or 4 /62s or 8 /63s or 16 /64s.

2 /64s make 1 /63
4 /64s make 2 /63s or 1 /62
8 /64s make 4 /63s or 2 /62s or 1 /61
16 /64s make 8 /63s or 4 /62s or 2 /61s or 1 /60

These are the 16 /64s in 2001:4348:220:60::/60

2001:4348:220:60::/64
2001:4348:220:61::/64
2001:4348:220:62::/64
2001:4348:220:63::/64
2001:4348:220:64::/64
2001:4348:220:65::/64
2001:4348:220:66::/64
2001:4348:220:67::/64
2001:4348:220:68::/64
2001:4348:220:69::/64
2001:4348:220:6a::/64
2001:4348:220:6b::/64
2001:4348:220:6c::/64
2001:4348:220:6d::/64
2001:4348:220:6e::/64
2001:4348:220:6f::/64