tl/dr: Here is a nice chart for you! ----- I created the below chart a few years ago to post up for reference some of my coworkers would forget what our subnet mask was suppose to be. It didn't ...

Working with IPv6 addresses means working with hex. ... Just for fun, the IPv4 address 192.168.213.84 written in IPv6-style hexadecimal notation is c0a8:d554.

And address values are separated by dots in units of 8 bits, but in IPv6, since they are delimited by colons in units of 16 bits 2001: 0 db 8: bd 05: 01 d 2: 288 a: 1 fc 0: 0001: 10ee I will write ...