ipv6 - Which one is IPv6 loop-back address ? A. ::01 B. 127.0.0.1 C. ::1 D. ::10 E. I put a loop-back on your loop-back F. No - devRant

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C0D4

68145

5y

@Jilano C? It definitely B!
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Voxera

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C

B is IP4
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ScriptCoded

19224

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@C0D4 Nice troll
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C0D4

68145

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@Jilano please stop talking to yourself, "they" are going to think you've gone insane.
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C0D4

68145

5y

@Jilano it's also not crazy if it ain't fun 😅
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melezorus34

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C
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electrineer

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E and F are both valid addresses!
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seagull

35

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Keep adding colons until the pain goes away
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cafecortado

7854

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@electrineer indeed
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retnikt

6894

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A and C are the same
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alok123

49

5y

E
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Vicky143

1

5y

How can we say that it is ip4 or ip6 can anyone explain about it please
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AlgoRythm

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5y

Are A and C not equivalent? Leading zeroes aren't significant in base 64, just the same as base 10.
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rodrigograca31

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C❓🤔
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cafecortado

7854

5y

@Vicky143 IPv4 notation uses dots, IPv6 uses colons
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Parzi

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it's F isn't it

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