Hi, Very nearly ready to start assigning /48s from the BitFolk net block. At present each VM has a /64 of the form: 2001:ba8:1f1:fxxx::/64 We are going to start assigning /48s to customers from 2a0a:1100:1000::/48 onwards. That means that the first one is 2a0a:1100:1000::/48 and then the next is 2a0a:1100:1001::/48 and they continue to increment like 2a0a:1100:1002::/48 2a0a:1100:1003::/48 2a0a:1100:1004::/48 and so on. My question is, do you feel there is any value whatsoever in matching the customer-specific part of an existing customer's /64 assignment with their new /48 assignment? For example, if you currently had 2001:ba8:1f1:f1d7::/64 then you could ALSO have 2a0a:1100:11d7::/48. Or, we could just assign them incrementally from the bottom up if it's felt there is no value in that. Personally I kind of feel like there isn't really any value here. By the time we have explained how you mentally map from one to the other I think you could have just looked at https://panel.bitfolk.com/dns/ and seen what your new /48 is. I'm not even convinced that there are very many people who remember the last part of their current /64 off by heart anyway. But it was put to me by a non-customer that we "should" do this, so I thought I would ask! If there's even one person that would like that then I guess we can do it. Either way, new customers would just get the first available from the bottom. Thanks, Andy -- https://bitfolk.com/ -- No-nonsense VPS hosting