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1. Show the shortest form of these IPv6 addresses by removing leading zeros and using :: a) 0C00: 0000:0000:1234:0001:0000:0000:C201 b) 0000:1A27:0000:2337: 0000:A231:090A:0000 c) 8000:0008:4000: 0004:2000:0002:
1. Show the shortest form of these IPv6 addresses by removing leading zeros and using ::
a) 0C00: 0000:0000:1234:0001:0000:0000:C201
b) 0000:1A27:0000:2337: 0000:A231:090A:0000
c) 8000:0008:4000: 0004:2000:0002: 1000:0001
d) 0000:0000:0000:0001:0000:0000:0000:0000
2. Explain why the following IPv6 addresses are invalid or valid.
a) 2001:0000::9909:1200
b) 1230:45J0:0111:0067::7692
c) 202:7654:61::FF:FF:FF:FF
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Database Systems For Advanced Applications 17th International Conference Dasfaa 2012 Busan South Korea April 2012 Proceedings Part 1 Lncs 7238
Authors: Sang-goo Lee ,Zhiyong Peng ,Xiaofang Zhou ,Yang-Sae Moon ,Rainer Unland ,Jaesoo Yoo
2012 Edition
364229037X, 978-3642290374
