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@nuintari Honestly, it's somewhat surprising they didn't reintroduce classful networking. Considering the trainwreck before us, they might as well have defined Class D, Class E, and Class F networks to be /96, /84, and /72, for no obvious reason whatsoever and in stark contravention to anything learned in the last 30 years. Probably the worst part is that people who don't know better will think that 8 > 6 and therefore ask their network admins to implement this. God help these admins.