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inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown IPV6 IPv6 private network adressing While sniffing a training network with Wireshark, I realized that it contains some IPV6IPv6 addresses. So I decided to nmap one of the IPV6IPv6 address found (with the -6 option), and was abbleable to see my own IPV6IPv6 address on the network. Is there an equivalent type of adressing IPV6addressing IPv6 compared to IPV4IPv4, that is to say, if my IPV6 address is: fe80::6197:27:66c:d8e What range of address would the private network be ? Could it be ? `fe80::6197:27:66c:0000/112` or another format ? Cheers IPV6 private network adressing While sniffing a training network with Wireshark, I realized that it contains some IPV6 addresses. So I decided to nmap one of the IPV6 address found (with the -6 option), and was abble to see my own IPV6 address on the network. Is there an equivalent type of adressing IPV6 compared to IPV4, that is to say, if my IPV6 address is: fe80::6197:27:66c:d8e What range of address would the private network be ? Could it be ? `fe80::6197:27:66c:0000/112` or another format ? Cheers IPv6 private network adressing While sniffing a training network with Wireshark, I realized that it contains some IPv6 addresses. So I decided to nmap one of the IPv6 address found (with the -6 option), and was able to see my own IPv6 address on the network. Is there an equivalent type of addressing IPv6 compared to IPv4, that is to say, if my IPV6 address is: fe80::6197:27:66c:d8e What range of address would the private network be? Could it be? `fe80::6197:27:66c:0000/112` or another format?

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IPV6 private network adressing While sniffing a training network with Wireshark, I realized that it contains some IPV6 addresses. So I decided to nmap one of the IPV6 address found (with the -6 option), and was abble to see my own IPV6 address on the network. Is there an equivalent type of adressing IPV6 compared to IPV4, that is to say, if my IPV6 address is: fe80::6197:27:66c:d8e What range of address would the private network be ? Could it be ? `fe80::6197:27:66c:0000/112` or another format ? Cheers ipv6

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