IPv6 Addressing
128-bit addresses written as eight hexadecimal groups with :: compressing one run of zeros. Hosts autoconfigure via SLAAC, neighbor discovery over ICMPv6 replaces ARP, and the address space is large enough that NAT is unnecessary.
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128-bit addresses written as eight hexadecimal groups with :: compressing one run of zeros. Hosts autoconfigure via SLAAC, neighbor discovery over ICMPv6 replaces ARP, and the address space is large enough that NAT is unnecessary.
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