Ah, ckob, thanks for lettingme know, nice article - now IP6 isn't only 64 Bits, it's even 128 Bits for the Adress! that's:
340282366920938463463374607431768211456 IPs, or in other words three hundred forty undecillions. Wow, undecillions, what is that anyway.
But yet we still don't know if blitz supports this. I guess not. IP6 still supports IP4 (us, oldschool lousy 4 billionairs), but the other way it may be more complicated. I guess the easiest way will be to use a DNS as usual, so "www.theserver.com" maybe will be transpated to a 128 Bit IP, but who cares as long as you can contact it this way.
340282366920938463463374607431768211456 IPs, or in other words three hundred forty undecillions. Wow, undecillions, what is that anyway.
But yet we still don't know if blitz supports this. I guess not. IP6 still supports IP4 (us, oldschool lousy 4 billionairs), but the other way it may be more complicated. I guess the easiest way will be to use a DNS as usual, so "www.theserver.com" maybe will be transpated to a 128 Bit IP, but who cares as long as you can contact it this way.