There are several ways you can get a global address range for yourself, even if your ISP doesn't offer native IPv6 yet: However, with IPv6 it is not necessary to use local addresses.
(If you did that, you'd also have the same limits as with IPv4, don't you think?)
Pick a random /48 or /64 prefix within that range (see Wikipedia article for examples) and use it for your network.Ī direct translation of your internal IPv4 addresses wouldn't make much sense, however. IPv6 has an equivalent of IPv4 "private range" addresses – called Unique Local Address ( RFC 4193) – it uses the fd00::/8 range.
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