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Yet they are still part of the “all ipv4” address space, so either the percentage is wrong or the use of “all” is a lie here.
by wutwutwat 1y ago
Yet they are still part of the “all ipv4” address space, so either the percentage is wrong or the use of “all” is a lie here.
- Hikikomori 1y agoNo, it's hosts, something different from just all IPv4.
- flerchin 1y agoYou're really confident about this, but I just can't find where hosts is different than addresses when we're talking about IPv4.
- Hikikomori 1y agoYou see how you can have an IP address that is not assigned or used on something? So amount of IPv4 addresses > IPv4 hosts.