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Smarky
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I read about the differences between Ipv4 and Ipv6, regarding address size.
Ipv4 = address size of 32 bits
Ipv6 = address size of 128 bits
My question is:
If we pick a random address from all 2^128 possibilities for each person on earth, assuming population of 7 billion people, what is the probability of there being a collision (2 or more people with the same address).
How do you calculate such a thing?
Ipv4 = address size of 32 bits
Ipv6 = address size of 128 bits
My question is:
If we pick a random address from all 2^128 possibilities for each person on earth, assuming population of 7 billion people, what is the probability of there being a collision (2 or more people with the same address).
How do you calculate such a thing?