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In that scenario those 100 IPv6 addresses in the subnet would be practically equivalent to an IPv4 address today and would provide no extra benefit.
by 3np 6y ago
In that scenario those 100 IPv6 addresses in the subnet would be practically equivalent to an IPv4 address today and would provide no extra benefit.
- croon 6y agoIt would if hundreds of different users came through those IPs, wouldn't it?