Routing aggregation and prefix delegation

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions, the instructions comprising:

• a prefix delegation component configured to delegate a prefix in response to a received dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) request that includes an interface identifier associated with a network topology of a respective one of a plurality of customer premises equipment (CPE) devices having a common network topology, the delegated prefix corresponding to a subnet assignment for the respective one of the plurality of CPE devices based on the interface identifier in the address request;
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• a routing update component configured to configured to identify the common network topology based on the interface identifier in each of a plurality of address requests provided from each of the respective plurality of CPE devices and to set a route aggregation scheme for data routed to the plurality of CPE devices based on the common network topology wherein the plurality of CPE devices are coupled to one of a plurality of termination systems, each of the plurality of termination systems being coupled to a plurality of CPE devices that are each associated with a given service group, wherein the routing update component is configured to;
• provide the route aggregation scheme to an aggregation router configured to maintain aggregation routing tables for routing data to the plurality of the CPE device in each of the plurality of termination systems in a scalable manner,
• determine if at least one of the CPE devices have moved from a first of the plurality of termination systems to a second of the plurality of termination systems based on delegating the prefix and based on the received address request, and
• set a route aggregation scheme for the delegated prefix and to provide the route aggregation scheme to the aggregation router and to the plurality of termination systems, the aggregation router being configured to update the aggregation routing tables based on the route aggregation scheme.

A method comprising:

• receiving an address request that is generated at an endpoint device in a network system, the address request comprising an interface identifier associated with a network topology of the endpoint device, wherein receiving the address request comprises receiving the address request from one of a plurality of termination systems, each of the plurality of termination systems being coupled to a plurality of endpoint devices that are each associated with a given service group;
• delegating a prefix for the endpoint device in response to the address request, the delegated prefix corresponding to a subnet assignment for the CPE device based on the interface identifier in the address request;
• transmitting the prefix to the endpoint device in a response packet;
• setting a route aggregation scheme for data routed to the endpoint device based on the delegated prefix, wherein setting the route aggregation scheme comprises;
• setting the route aggregation scheme at a provisioning system for data routed to the plurality of endpoint devices based on a prefix that is delegated to each of the plurality of termination systems,
• determining if at least one of the plurality of endpoint devices have moved from a first of the plurality of termination systems to a second of the plurality of termination systems based on delegating the prefix and based on the respective received address request,
• setting the route aggregation scheme for the delegated prefix, and
• providing the route aggregation scheme to the aggregation router and to the plurality of termination systems for an update of respective routing tables;
• generating a specific route scheme associated with the delegated prefix in response to determining that less than all of the plurality of endpoint devices have moved from the first of the plurality of termination systems to the second of the plurality of termination systems;
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• providing the specific route scheme to the aggregation router and to the plurality of termination systems.