Quote:
Originally Posted by mithrandir
There are numerous correct ways to express an IPv4 address. The only strict rules are that you can't have more than 3 dots, and any number with a dot on its right can not be bigger than 255.
|
Agreed, the problem I have is that the author explicitly stated that an IP number was a 2.3.3.2 sequence... obviously wrong.
As for the overall article, storm in a teacup, as the global internet is ramping up to the IPv6, supporting 2^128 (340 undecillion) IP addresses, thus the problem is eliminated for some many decades...
(BTW: World IPv6 Day is this June 8th...)
