IPv4: 32-bit, limited, needs NAT to share addresses.
IPv6: 128-bit, practically unlimited, no NAT needed.
The difference between ipv4 and ipv6 isn’t just about numbers—IPv6 has better multicast, no broadcast storms, and built-in encryption.
But adoption is slow ‘cause, well, people hate change.
Tool tip: Wireshark can show you both in action.
IPv6: 128-bit, practically unlimited, no NAT needed.
The difference between ipv4 and ipv6 isn’t just about numbers—IPv6 has better multicast, no broadcast storms, and built-in encryption.
But adoption is slow ‘cause, well, people hate change.
Tool tip: Wireshark can show you both in action.