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(and other host friendly) IPv6 /80 magic subnetting to allow massive
multicast-free NDP emulated IPv6 networks where each host can have a
/48 worth of IPv6 IPs for internal containers, VMs, etc.
Alan Kay, thou art avenged.
https://ivanovivan.wordpress.com/2010/09/13/alan-kay-quotes/
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network controller easier to refactor.
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representation, especially rules.
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and fix a "how was that working" latent bug causing some control traffic to take the scenic route.
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needing to traverse the whole queue array.
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length queues and merge queues. This is both faster and saves memory.
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since this supersedes it.
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more explicit methods.
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1.1.3 (dev)
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preferred relay code
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messages from being sent.
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improve cluster relaying reliability.
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responses if the addressing scheme matches -- this allows multicast-free instant lookup of local IPv6 for better performance and reliability.
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via normal ZeroTier front plane -- more efficient and eliminates fragmentation issues.
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tightening up multicast lookup and other things.
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interface a full sockaddr_storage instead of an int identifier, which turns out to be better for multi-homing and other uses.
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remote addresses.
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size.
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improve performance pretty decently under high load with lots of peers.
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