Use the IPv6 documentation prefix as the default cidr
Don't use a cidr which might be routable, instead use the IPv6 documentation prefix which should be dropped and filtered by routers according to RFC 3849. Change-Id: I6f0ec34f7c2178a659d6119d2e33b09f135a8caf
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#ipv4_prefixlen = 24
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# The CIDR block to allocate IPv6 subnets from (string value)
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#ipv6_cidr = 2003::/48
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#ipv6_cidr = 2001:db8::/48
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# The mask bits for IPv6 subnets (integer value)
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#ipv6_prefixlen = 64
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default=24,
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help="The mask bits for IPv4 subnets"),
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cfg.StrOpt('ipv6_cidr',
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default='2003::/48',
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default='2001:db8::/48',
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help="The CIDR block to allocate IPv6 subnets from"),
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cfg.IntOpt('ipv6_prefixlen',
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default=64,
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