While you expect to have an IPv4 address assigned to your location, you may be surprised to find an IPv6 address assigned to you as well. Why would both types be assigned to you at the same time though? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post has the answer to a curious reader’s question.
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by Akemi Iwaya via How-To Geek
Why Do I Have IPv4 and IPv6 Public Addresses Assigned to My Home Network?
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