IPV6 question.
As IPV4 is phased out for IPV6 will becomes the defacto standard, I have a question on how you read an IVP6 adress.
Example. On an IPV4 setup 192.168.5.89. The 192.168 is the system address and 5.89 is the host adress. I have IPV4 down. However. I am haveing a hard time understanding on a IPV6 address.
Useing this Example from the Tech Notes. what part of this address is the system address and which part is the Host address???
FEDC:BA12:ABCD:3210:FEDC:BA98:7654:1234
Example. On an IPV4 setup 192.168.5.89. The 192.168 is the system address and 5.89 is the host adress. I have IPV4 down. However. I am haveing a hard time understanding on a IPV6 address.
Useing this Example from the Tech Notes. what part of this address is the system address and which part is the Host address???
FEDC:BA12:ABCD:3210:FEDC:BA98:7654:1234
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Fats Domino
Fats Domino
Comments
FEDC:: is the network address.The /16 represents 16 bits of subneting.