The proper way to do ULA is to generate random 40-bit ID. Then your ULA are like...

ianburrell 3 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: My security camera shipped a GitHub admin token in...

The proper way to do ULA is to generate random 40-bit ID. Then your ULA are likely unique. Which means that if you want to connect or merge with another company, the networks are distinct.

IPv4 has a lot of trouble since everyone is using 10/8 space for corporate networks.

inigyou 3 months ago [–]

If someone can't remember 192.168 they definitely can't remember their own chosen random 40 bits.