Feb 13, 2020 · An IPv6 address is represented as eight groups of four hexadecimal digits, each group representing 16 bits and are separated by colons (:). An example of an IPv6 address is: …

Are any of you familiar with IPv6 subnetting and where I can find a good video or tutorial on it? I do have a word problem I would like to give you guys. It is the following: An organization is …

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Have you consider Magic Number Table and Decimal method of doing subnetting? Especially for the purpose of passing exam I would consider decimal way in contrast to binary way.

For example if you have an IPv6 address as 2234:6783:1::/64, I know that /64 is the prefix length in bits, does this also include the subnet bits? because with the interface id having the …

The host range is then from 128 to 143 but the first number the subnet and the last is the broadcast address. I also observed that the number of host is the increment minus 2. And the …

Gloabal routing prefix comes before subnet. But prefix + subnet together is called prefix ID or subnet ID. How much did the guy drink when he comes up with the terms for IPv6? From …

Best practices suggest to subnet at the nibble boundary instead of the bit boundary that we are used to in IPv4. Because each digit in an IPv6 address is a nibble, you would want to plan …

What are solicited node multicast addresses actually used for? Why are solicited node addresses used as well as regular link local addresses? On local subnet, if solicited nodes provide an …

So calculation of other subnet sizes is mch like calculation of subnet sizes and prefix length in ipv4, but in many cases, you don't need complicate subnet calculations: you may simply prefix …