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ipv4 routing defragment and not hierarchical
Hello experts,
I read some articles and it said that ipv4 is not efficient as it is not design with the hierarchical structure in place (like ipv6) and the routes are fragmented. That is the reason why we have so many routes in the routing table on the Internet routers.
I will really appreciate if you can elaborate on that. Thanks
I read some articles and it said that ipv4 is not efficient as it is not design with the hierarchical structure in place (like ipv6) and the routes are fragmented. That is the reason why we have so many routes in the routing table on the Internet routers.
I will really appreciate if you can elaborate on that. Thanks
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"Proper aggregation of ipv4 has not taken place from the beginning of internet", can you elaborate on this?
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