Just as I thought I was mastering IPv6 understanding, the result is FAIL.
I got the removal of 0's the wrong way round. Take note, unlike I did.
"When abbreviating an IPv6 address
you can remove the leading 0's from within a single octet.
You cannot remove the trailing 0's.
:: can be used only once in the address
to collapse octets of 0's."
2233:0000:2222:0011:0000:0000:0000:0001
can become:
2233:0:2222:11::1
This idea is mind blowing. I think everyone should know such information like you have described on this post. Thank you for sharing this explanation.Your final conclusion was good. We are sowing seeds and need to be patiently wait till it blossoms.
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