Re: IP6 Anyone?

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Am 26.02.2011 um 21:24 schrieb John R Pierce:

> On 02/26/11 12:12 PM, Always Learning wrote:
>> Because : is sometimes used in an address to indicate the start of a
>> port number, examplehttp://www.anyonejunk.com:1234, the IP6 address  
>> can
>> be enclosed within [ ] with the port number remaining outside the  
>> square
>> brackets.
>
> Thats, MUST be enclosed within []...   without those [ ], how would  
> you
> resolve
>
>     http://21DA:00D3::00FF:FE28:8080
>
> is that...
>     http://[21DA:00D3:0000:0000:0000:00FF:FE28:8080]
> or
>     http://[21DA:00D3:0000:0000:0000:0000:00FF:FE28]:8080
>
> ?  Both of those are valid IPv6 addresses
>
> if anything, I'd put the blame on this squarely on the committee that
> decided to use : as the IPv6 seperator when it was already in wide use
> as the URL port separator.
>
>


With IPV6, you don't need to run it on a different port.
Just bind it to a different IP in the same prefix ;-)
So, that port-8080 stuff will be gone pretty soon.
In a year or two.
Cough-cough.



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