Quote from: ThemePen on Today at 09:19:13 AM

Allah hi reham kary

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Sb sy phly to ap ny gabrana nhi hai haha. just joking, mulk ky halat kharab hi thy phly sy hi. Bs qeemto my kmi ki gy thi, well sutro ky mutabiq 300 tk jany ku chances hain. abhi bi pump walu petrol nhi dy rhy is umeed my ky abhi prices or oper jain gi.

Khair Alla rehm kr hm pr.

Quote from: Hamza2424 on Today at 07:55:21 AM

Hi dear fellows, meri jaan IPV4 and IPV6 have nothing to do with the network generation yes as we are upgrading from the 4th to the 5th our network framework needs upgrades but my point here is that what you need is only that you need to take both terms separately as IPV4 & IPV6 + 4G 5G or any G.

What is actually meant by IPV4 and IPV6 is just the network IP address both frameworks manage the IPs differently, IPV4 IP version 4 deals with the numerical address limit to the 32-bit address 2⁵. Example 192.169.1.1 format is IPV4.

On another hand, IPV6 is the IP scheme using 128-bit hexadecimal address, and its called Ip version 6 system where the address looks like, 1234:3456:ac52:bc12:0000:34a6:ac07:0000 .
MAC addresses or Hardware addresses are commonly based on IPV6 addressing schema.

Note: Actually the IPV6 was introduced to increase the number of IPs mainly.

So dear fellow 4G can also use the IPV6 as 3G and 4G both use IPv4 even 2G as well now we are shifting to 5G and 6G so the population increasing we need more IPs so we are using IPV6.

yes dear i do know what is ipv4 and ipv6 in terms of general knowledge as you mentioned above. but i want to correct you on your sentence "IPV4 and IPV6 have nothing to do with the network generation" Actually it do have everything to do with generations. you need to read this it states that we can not use 5g on ipv4 protocols we need ipv6 to get benefit from the speed of 5G.