Cable modem users could get static IPs soon.

[James Knott]

Lennart Sorensen wrote:
> Would be nice, especially since an ISP can not give end users less than
> 264  addresses.
>    

I believe single addresses are permitted, as the tunnel broker I deal 
with can provide both subnets and single addresses.  My home network 
gets a subnet, but my notebook, when away from home can get a single 
address.  Their client can be configured to do either.  However, I agree 
about them handing out subnet to home & business users.  The IPv6 
address space is so huge, there's absolutely no reason to be stingy with 
addresses.

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