So the rule when there’s more than one segment with all zeros but with other segments with numbers between them you pick the longest trail with zeros to use the double colons?
Im slightly unsure why there are two colons when there are only 5 sets of zeros like for 0000:0000:0000:0000:FD45:1234:4432 changes to ::FD45:1234:4432:11DD two colons before FD45. Does one colon represent anything because wouldn't it be ::::FD45:1234:4432:11DD??
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That part of the end with the 0 compression really helped.
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the last part, the warning fairly explained /cleared my doubt over a question I got in exams
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So the rule when there’s more than one segment with all zeros but with other segments with numbers between them you pick the longest trail with zeros to use the double colons?
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Im slightly unsure why there are two colons when there are only 5 sets of zeros like for
0000:0000:0000:0000:FD45:1234:4432 changes to ::FD45:1234:4432:11DD
two colons before FD45. Does one colon represent anything because wouldn't it be ::::FD45:1234:4432:11DD??
Hi can you help me plese
2b06:0000:0000:1f2b:d77f:0000:0000:89ce
@@jacobia9360 Hi! Im having the same problem with this exact IP. did you figure it out??
@@aymanjuburi8669 Hey @JACOBIA and @Ayman Juburi
Wont the answer just be 2b06::1f2b:d77f:0:0:89ce
or.... 2b06:0:0:1f2b:d77f::89ce
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I have 2 addresses in ipv6 and sometimes it shows 6 addresses what does it mean?
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what about an address with mostly letters & numbers greater than zero?
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The only thing I'd like to correct is this :
FD23:0:0:DE12::1AB - you have this backwards, the correct format FD23::DE12:0:0:1AB
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