2. IPv6 Address Structure 

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Thanks! Any reason you prefered the second 0000:0000 portion to :: than the first 0000:0000 portion in the example?

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Earlier you said that only 2 octets could equal ::, how come in 10:43 the 0:0:0:0 (4 octets) can be abbreviated to ::?

7:27 Can you just wrote 2000:0:0:23:200:0:0:33e0 ?

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