Myatu
13-05-2011, 17:35
The /64 *is* the subnet. What you want requires a /48, which has several /64's for different networks.
Edit: Wikipedia sums it up nicely why by the way: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnetwork#IPv6_subnetting
It's not that smaller subnets can't exist, they just can't be answered by stateless address configuration/neighbor solicitation.
Edit: Wikipedia sums it up nicely why by the way: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnetwork#IPv6_subnetting
It's not that smaller subnets can't exist, they just can't be answered by stateless address configuration/neighbor solicitation.