IPv6

[joximu]

(02-22-2010 08:00 AM)rbtux Wrote:  nope your not crazy

its a common misunderstanding of network / systemengineers that ipv6 is the same as ipv4, but somewhat more addresses...

that being said I don't know how a sane ipv6 implementation looks like

atm. we include the number of the virtual user an a site-id in the ip address... all servers in a /64 net...

our servers are all identified by an integer number (CI - ITIL ;-))

so this number goes in the address to... the complete address looks like

2a00:baba:dead:beef:0:4590:7025:3

where dead:beef is the server subnet 00004590 is the CI number of the server 7025 ist the id of the virtualuser and 0003 is the third page of the user on this server...

so it's not allowed to have more than 65536 pages on a site?
or you mean page not in the meaning of web-page but rather domain/sub-domain/2nd domain/alias etc...

well this should be enough...

/J