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Is the percentage notation different than the slash notation in IPv6 subnetting prefixes? When using the terminal function ipconfig on Windows I have noticed that there is a slightly different notation used for the subnet mask prefix than when using netstat.






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  • The percent sign both in IPv4 and IPv6 addresses describes the interface (a number on Windows, a name on MacOS and Linux). Subnetting for both IPv4 and IPv6 is done with a slash.
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  • Possible duplicate of Why is there a percent sign '%' in the IPv6 address?
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  • Possible duplicate of Why is there a percent sign '%' in the IPv6 address?
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  • The percent sign both in IPv4 and IPv6 addresses describes the interface (a number on Windows, a name on MacOS and Linux). Subnetting for both IPv4 and IPv6 is done with a slash.
    – dirkt
    yesterday










  • Possible duplicate of Why is there a percent sign '%' in the IPv6 address?
    – Michael Hampton
    yesterday


















  • The percent sign both in IPv4 and IPv6 addresses describes the interface (a number on Windows, a name on MacOS and Linux). Subnetting for both IPv4 and IPv6 is done with a slash.
    – dirkt
    yesterday










  • Possible duplicate of Why is there a percent sign '%' in the IPv6 address?
    – Michael Hampton
    yesterday
















The percent sign both in IPv4 and IPv6 addresses describes the interface (a number on Windows, a name on MacOS and Linux). Subnetting for both IPv4 and IPv6 is done with a slash.
– dirkt
yesterday




The percent sign both in IPv4 and IPv6 addresses describes the interface (a number on Windows, a name on MacOS and Linux). Subnetting for both IPv4 and IPv6 is done with a slash.
– dirkt
yesterday












Possible duplicate of Why is there a percent sign '%' in the IPv6 address?
– Michael Hampton
yesterday




Possible duplicate of Why is there a percent sign '%' in the IPv6 address?
– Michael Hampton
yesterday















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