Ha: [address-policy-wg] RE: an arithmetic lesson
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Janos Zsako
zsako at 3c-hungary.hu
Thu Dec 3 14:30:19 CET 2009
Dear Dmitry, > As I understand: > > IPv4 /24 is (Total IPv4)/(2^24) > IPv6 /24 is (Total IPv6)/(2^24) > > Or not ? Yes, you are right, but this is not what Michael was saying. What you prove above is that a /24 in IPv6 is a much larger address space than a /24 in IPv4, which is correct (and obvious to most people, as this is the very reason for introducing IPv6 in the first place). Michael said: "an IPv6 /24 and an IPv4 /24 use up the same percentage of the total address space", which is true. This percentage is 1/2^24 x 100. Best regards, Janos
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