> If it is IPv6, it's nearly impossible to remember the address. Why should that be the case? If you have 1000 nodes, you could organize your network such that

> If it is IPv6, it's nearly impossible to remember the address. Why should that be the case? If you have 1000 nodes, you could organize your network such that node one gets prefix::00:01, node two gets prefix::00:02, node 138 gets prefix::01:38, etc. There is so much space in IPv6 that you can group things more logically than was ever doable in the IPv4 world.