http://www.networkworld.com/columnists/2012/052912
If you deploy carrier-grade NAT on your network, don't demand users change subnets.
Be sure to use RFC6598 (100.64.0.0/10)
Which was recently assigned to provide ISPs with a range for NAT that is not going to conflict with their customers NAT networks.
Thanks.
Agreed. Even better, don't go the way of Carrier-grade NAT and just use IPv6 in my opinion. CGNAT's going to cause a lot of headaches for people, even if subnetting is not going to be an issue.
Even better, don't go the way of Carrier-grade NAT and just use IPv6 in my opinion. CGNAT's going to cause a lot of headaches for people, even if subnetting is not going to be an issue.
+1
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