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I have customer A IP address as 2001: 0410:0001::/48 and customer B as 2001:0410:0002::/48. Both customers are going to an ISP and the ISP will advertise the route as 2001:0410::/35. I understand the CIDR business. But I don't understand 35 bits of /35 in relation to the 2001:0410:: <br />
I understand the 48 bits from /48. But how do you get /35 out of 2001:0410::<br />
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I have customer A IP address as 2001: 0410:0001::/48 and customer B as 2001:0410:0002::/48. Both customers are going to an ISP and the ISP will advertise the route as 2001:0410::/35. I understand the CIDR business. But I don't understand 35 bits of /35 in relation to the 2001:0410:: 
I understand the 48 bits from /48. But how do you get /35 out of 2001:0410::

Thanks

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