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The idea that it’s just “more bits” it’s wrong, so I’m not sure your assessment is valid. Maybe at the packet level it’s just “more bits”, but at the network le
by orev 6mo ago
The idea that it’s just “more bits” it’s wrong, so I’m not sure your assessment is valid. Maybe at the packet level it’s just “more bits”, but at the network level a lot of processes changed. IP assignment, router discovery, etc. are different.
- smolder 6mo agoYes, processes changed. Because you don't need NAT, mainly. Overall it's simpler, with more bits in the addresses.