Is there a good reason why /56 are not accepted in IP Access Rules?
I guess that depends on your definition of “good.” I’d say it’s natural to split ranges where the colons are.
I usually see the /64 assigned, such as for a VPS, or Home IPv6 per an ISP.
Is there someone out there assigning /56?
Well, my current ISP assigns /56. And the previous ISP, which I used for 20 years, assigned /56. And I think most others within IPv6 in New Zealand assign /56.
So there’s a case for it.
I’ve opened a support case.
I mean, I do have four VLANs at home, each a /64. Since there’s only one main/primary (others are IoT, streaming and Guest), I will use the main /64 for now.
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Comcast assigns a /56 for business customers, and will assign a /60 for residential customers if they ask for it.
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