Courtneyc

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23-Jul-2008 05:17 PM
hopeful19

Thanks for the advice am on to it.........
Hopeful19
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16-Jul-2008 11:30 PM
Courtneyc

Close, you need 8 sets of hex numbers in each group of four, but basically, you got the idea. 1000.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.0001 drops down to 1000::1. Remember that the double colons represent the 0000 only, and you can't drop trailing zeros, only leading zeroes. (You have to keep the 1000 but can drop the zeroes in 0001.)

Courtney
15-Jul-2008 06:11 PM
Flyingmunkie

"Flyingmonkie: The short of IPv6 is this. You can replace a continuous stream of zero's with to colons ( :: ) however you can only do this once (If there is a single digit other than a zero in the group of 8, you can't do this). You can also drop leading zeros. So, 0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.0000.0001 becomes ::1 (or as we write it ::1/128)."

so now another question lets say its 1000.0000.0000.0001 or something like that can i drop the the zeros to 1::1? or did i get that wrong?
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11-Jul-2008 01:58 AM
jkjambsj

Thanks for the help with the CONTROL PANEL -> MAIL SETTINGS thing
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About Courtneyc

About Me

Computer geek and instructor from central Kansas. Network administrator with a home AD domain network.

Location

South Central Kansas

Interests

Computers, flight simulator (actually anything that moves)

Occupation

Computer Training & Technician

Experience

A+/Net+/Sec+ MCSA MCTS

Computer Specs

Intel Core i7 920 (x2)
6 GB DDR3 RAM
ATI Radeon 4850
2 DVD RW/DL LightScribe Drives + 1 w/DiskT@2
18.1 TB disk space
Widescreen LCD Monitor; standard screen LCD Monitor
Windows Vista Home 64-Bit, Ultimate 64-bit
Logitech G19, G15; Logitech Performance MX (Darkfield), Microsoft Explorer BlueTrack

2nd desktop (Windows 7 64-bit)
2 Vista Lptp, 1 XP Lptp
1 Win2K3 Server running DNS, WINS, NTS, IIS, FTP, and DHCP.

Cable (14MB), D-Link 4500 router; 2 Cisco switches, Netgear wireless prin