Re:More than 1/3 of all access to Google is now over IPv6
by detaro on Wednesday August 05, 2020 @06:21AM
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In the typical IPv4 setup, your network gets an IPv4 address. Everything in your network is trivial to group.
In the typical IPv6 setup, your network gets an IPv6 prefix from which client devices use randomized and rotating IPs. Everything in your network is trivial to group.
How long the network-identifying address/prefix is stable is purely an ISP design choice - some keep them as long as possible, others force a change regularly.
In the typical IPv6 setup, your network gets an IPv6 prefix from which client devices use randomized and rotating IPs. Everything in your network is trivial to group.
How long the network-identifying address/prefix is stable is purely an ISP design choice - some keep them as long as possible, others force a change regularly.