Slightly change IPv6 prefix used and update README with address mappings. #830
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Maybe I've just been doing it wrong but I was getting annoyed with the in-repo config not matching my test env (we had some hardcoded 192.168.1.x addresses for Nexus & Sled Agent). Key insight I had was hey, we already have all this machinery for using these IPv6 local addresses, why not just use that by default.
The goal here being that one should be able to get omicron up and running without having to manually create interfaces, assign addresses or even modify the existing configs.
Also updated the README tonote what addresses correspond to what. I understand a lot of this is in flux as it gets closer to the "real" setup, but in the meanwhile why not make the on-ramp a bit easier.
Note: the
fd00:1234
tofd00:1de
is purely for the vanity 😛