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How do you read IPv6 addresses? It looks like a string of gibberish 240e starting with the 240e, but when you open it, it's actually just three layers
IPv6 addresses look like garbled text, but when broken down, they actually have three layers: the prefix is assigned by the carrier, the subnet is assigned by the home router, and the last four groups are generated by the device itself. After understanding the address structure, the puzzles of the PD prefix in the optical modem settings, the fe80 in the phone, and the constantly changing address were all solved at once....
