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Test IPv6 Address Generator
How to generate IPv6 Addresses?
To help you to obtain some IPv6 addresses for testing purpose, FYIcenter.com has designed this online tool. All you need to do is to enter the number of data items you need in the form below, and click the "Generate" button. The generated IPv6 addresses will be presented in the result area.
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Result generated by FYIcenter.com - Test IPv6 addresses: Warning, these IPv6 addresses are for testing purpose only. Do not use them in any production systems.
cc92:8040:bda9:b236:eb5e:b152:b70f:f71f fbd9:ec23:c6fa:ad1a:7f53:af48:ff1e:9bc5 747a:abe9:a37a:2211:4d6a:b173:60f5:1237 4e1f:f976:dcbc:d0c1:faa4:0bbb:5a58:5474 4e1f:f976:dcbc:d0c1:faa4:0bbb:5a58:5474 cc92:8040:bda9:b236:eb5e:b152:b70f:f71f 5d08:4001:1731:148d:28f0:3763:196c:f018 5d08:4001:1731:148d:28f0:3763:196c:f018 e637:e767:2e78:445c:8932:3754:f527:2a6f 4e58:ef89:7db0:83c8:8f8d:b227:d346:2bb5 489a:3f1f:0a1f:cebf:fbc7:ce03:cf6c:de6e 9825:ebed:3fef:b49a:322a:780b:82b1:b077
What is an IPv6 address?
An IPv6 address is an identification assigned to a computer host on the Internet. IPv6 is the version 6 of IP address standard. It uses 128 bits or 16 bytes to represent IP addresses.
A 16-byte IPv6 address is normally represented hexadecimal digits and divided into 8 groups separated by colons (:). For example, "2001:0db8:0000:0000:0000:ff00:0042:8329" IPv6 address.
For convenience, an IPv6 address may be abbreviated to reduce its length using these rules.
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