The size and format of the IPv6 address expand addressing capability. The IPv6 address size is 128 bits. The preferred IPv6 address representation is: x:x:x:x:x:x:x:x, where each x is the …

Octets or segments, or a combination of both, make up Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) and Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) addresses.

An IPv6 address consists of 8 elements, which are specified in hexadecimal. Each element consists of two hexadecimal bytes with right zero justification. Use of a double colon permits …

Um formato alternativo para os endereços de IPv6 combina os dois pontos e a notação decimal, de modo que o endereço de IPv4 pode ser incorporado no endereço de IPv6.

IPv6 simplifies the IP header by removing entirely or by moving to an extension header some of the fields found in the IPv4 header. It defines a more flexible format for optional information …

IPv6, with its 128-bit addresses, provides globally unique and hierarchical addressing based on prefixes rather than address classes, which keeps routing tables small and backbone routing …

The ETC HOSTS file can contain IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, but IPv4 mapped addresses are not supported. Each IP address can have up to 35 host names. A comment is indicated by the # …

The format of the IPv6 packet header is simplified from its counterpart in IPv4. The length of the IPv6 header increases to 40 bytes (from 20 bytes) and contains two 16-byte addresses …

For remote client connections, the value is the host IP address of the application that is used to establish the connection. For local host applications, the value is NULL. For remote host …

A trap community must be defined in the dtx.acl file that specifies which IP address or domains are to receive trap notifications. The trap community identifies the community and hosts that …