IP Subnetting 8-1: IPv6 Prefix
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💡 IPv6, like IPv4, uses prefix length to identify network bits.
💻 IPv6 addresses are divided into three components: the global routing prefix, subnet identifier, and interface ID.
🔍 Assigning an IP address involves determining the prefix length, indicating the network portion.
🌐 Prefix length aids in subnetting, allowing segmentation for different network purposes.
🚀 ISPs assign specific prefix lengths (e.g., /48) for flexibility in subnetting.
🔍 Despite variations, the goal is to maintain a SL64 network for efficient IP address assignment.
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