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refactor address plan

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Marek Isalski 3 years ago
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| Prefix | Usage | Routing | | Prefix | Usage | Routing |
| ------------------- | --------------------------- | -------------------- | | ------------------- | --------------------------- | -------------------- |
| 2a10:f0c0:0000::/48 | Core Linknets and Loopbacks | Some subnets may BGP | | 2a10:f0c0:0000::/48 | Core Linknets and Loopbacks | Some subnets may BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1000::/40 | BGP-speaking Infrastructure | Can speak BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1001::/48 | Infrastructure at TN2 | Can speak BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1002::/48 | Infrastructure at LD5 | Can speak BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1003::/48 | Infrastructure at MA1 | Can speak BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1004::/48 | Infrastructure at PUE | Can speak BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1000::/36 | BGP-speaking Infrastructure | Can speak BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1000::/40 | Core to Aggregation | Can speak BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1001::/48 | Core at TN2 to Aggregation | Can speak BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1002::/48 | Core at LD5 to Aggregation | Can speak BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1003::/48 | Core at MA1 to Aggregation | Can speak BGP |
| 2a10:f0c0:1004::/48 | Core at PUE to Aggregation | Can speak BGP |
### Infrastructure Linknets to Aggregation Routers ### Infrastructure Linknets to Aggregation Routers
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- `03` = MA1 - `03` = MA1
- `04` = PUE - `04` = PUE
* `CCCC` = Core router IPv6 loopback last 16 bits * `CCCC` = Core router IPv6 loopback last 16 bits
* `NNNN` = NNI number
* `YYYY` = outer VLAN tag (VLAN tag ordered with Neos goes here)
* `ZZZZ` = inner VLAN tag (if double-tagging for some future reason)
- or `feXX` for labs and other test links (where `XX` is some arbitrary interface number)
* `NNNN` = NNI number, represented in decimal
* `YYYY` = outer VLAN tag, represented in decimal (VLAN tag ordered with Neos goes here); else `0000`
* `ZZZZ` = inner VLAN tag, represented in decimal (if double-tagging for some future reason); else `0000`
Addressing within the prefix is as follows: Addressing within the prefix is as follows:

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