help with addressing

tomislav91

If i have some switches Switch 12: 2000 Switch 13: 4000 Switch 14: 2500 Switch 15: 1000 and the ipv6 infrastructure 2001:1b38::/32 ipv6 end-users 2a00:7f00::/32 How to address them? It means that 2000 users can have switch12, and so on. How can I addressing that? What means that we could have 2000 users on switch12, if that switch is connected to one PC, which address I use for PC, can I use: 2a00:7f00::5/32? Or something else?
I don't know where to put that 2000 users, are in interface from switch to pc, in that settings? Or where?
Which address address space I use?

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Deathmage

tomislav91 wrote: »

If i have some switches Switch 12: 2000 Switch 13: 4000 Switch 14: 2500 Switch 15: 1000 and the ipv6 infrastructure 2001:1b38::/32 ipv6 end-users 2a00:7f00::/32 How to address them? It means that 2000 users can have switch12, and so on. How can I addressing that? What means that we could have 2000 users on switch12, if that switch is connected to one PC, which address I use for PC, can I use: 2a00:7f00::5/32? Or something else?
I don't know where to put that 2000 users, are in interface from switch to pc, in that settings? Or where?
Which address address space I use?

What are you trying to accomplish. the chart looks like a complex network, like CCNP-grade. But I'm still trying to grasp what your question is.

Let me ask you this, is this a general question or a question for a certification?