> any IP in a /64 is the same as a single IP in a /32 in IPv4 This is very commo...

		cferry 31 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Disrupting the largest residential proxy network > any IP in a /64 is the same as a single IP in a /32 in IPv4 This is very commonly true but sadly not 100%. I am suffering from a shared /64 on which a VPS is, and where other folks have sent out spam - so no more SMTP for me.