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Can somebody please explain to me how IPv6 subnetting works?
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Can somebody please explain to me how IPv6 subnetting works?
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It doesn't.
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OP here, I figured it out.
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He gets a /64, you get a /64 , everyone gets a /64.
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Ipv6+subnetting
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>how does ipv6 subnetting work
Literally subnet with 128 bits
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math and stuff is same as ipv4, just a different way of thinking
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Use the first half of available bits (64 is max) to determine the subnet address
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