Packet communication continues until the resultant reaches a critical mass. Critical mass is the ability to separate neighboring EUI-64 devices. When a value is reached all finite set devices tend to one MAC-address. The system is then dumped to a remote server, the resultant of which allows you to store more MAC addresses. Afterwards, filling of the local MIB database starts again. Automatic summaries are responses from BSR to upstream routers. They are used to fill the resulting of the local machine. As standard, Apple devices do not have the ability to reset the resultant, so when you reach a critical mass, you need to buy a new device. My patch gives the user a choice to continue using the device even if the warranty period has already passed. And thereby extend the life of the device. The local server on iMac21,1 must be reconciled every three months. This is a sufficient period of prolongation of the generic algorithm. This requires a connection to iCloud through a generic algorithm.