The addressing structure is as follows:

IPv6-only, DNS64/NAT64 for IPv4 connectivity is applied at the edge or/and
translated as neccessary, for egress, for instance. The infra uses fdab::/8 as
the internal and primary address range. This is to be autonomous from
organizations (like RIPE), goverments and the public internet. The adressing
structure can be described by the following example:

	fdab:0001:000a::4
	^    ^    ^     ^
	|    |    |     |
	|    |    |     |
	- - -|- - | - - | - - The prefix for all adresses
	     |    |     |
	     |    |     |
	      - - | - - | - - The site identifier
	          |     |
	          |     |
	          - - - | - - The vlan identifier
	                |
	                |
	                - - - The host part

Please note that the address above, for demonstrative purposes, is not properly
written and the correct form would be fdab:1:a::4.

The following site identifiers have been assigned:

	0001: pasta-home

The following vlan identifiers have been assigned:

	000a: vhost-mgmt

Every network is a /64. The gateway for every network is its first address. The
gateway also does DNS. For example, in the case of the vhost management vlan in
pasta's home, the gateway would be fdab:1:a::.

With egress traffic, the WAN Addresses (when viewed from the internet) are not
defined and will change without notice. Don't rely on them.

Tips:
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Use ping6 instead of normal ping. Some distributions/os don't support IPv6 in
normal ping.

The NAT64 prefix is 64:ff9b::/96 -- the DNS resolver will return translated
records for domains that only have an A (IPv4) record. To reach IPv4-Addresses
directly, please embed it into the NAT64 prefix, i.e. 64:ff9b::167.235.227.83.

464XLAT could be used if IPv4-connectivity is *really* required for software
running on the machine. Usually its not needed.