[LMagnifico]

just asking cause i read some threads from the past 2010 that
SAMP is gonna support ipv6.. is it supported now? is it working on SAMP?

btw, Merry Christmas !

[GWMPT]

SA-MP does not support IPV6.

[NukeTripper]

Hope i won't sound like a asshole or noob but what is a ipv6 :P

[Jstylezzz]

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Originally Posted by NukeTripper Hope i won't sound like a asshole or noob but what is a ipv6 :P

I believe that we were running out of IPv4 adresses (the normal IP adresses you always see). So they had to come up with a newer version of the Internet Protocol. We went from Internet Protocol version 4 to Internet Protocol version 6, 5 was made, but never implemented.
Anyways, IPv6 adresses are basically IP adresses that you know, but then longer.

IPv4 - 12.34.567.890
IPv6 - 3ffe:6a88:85a3:08d3:1319:8a2e:0370:7344

(I just read on Wikipedia that we already ran out of IPv4 adresses, and that the last new IPv4 adress block was assigned on 3 February 2011).
That.

[LMagnifico]

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Originally Posted by NukeTripper Hope i won't sound like a asshole or noob but what is a ipv6 :P

due to exhaustion of IPv4's, IPv6 is intended to replace IPv4(our current IP)

[Aldo.]

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Originally Posted by Jstylezzz I believe that we were running out of IPv4 adresses (the normal IP adresses you always see). So they had to come up with a newer version of the Internet Protocol. We went from Internet Protocol version 4 to Internet Protocol version 6, 5 was made, but never implemented. Anyways, IPv6 adresses are basically IP adresses that you know, but then longer. IPv4 - 12.34.567.890 IPv6 - 3ffe:6a88:85a3:08d3:1319:8a2e:0370:7344 (I just read on Wikipedia that we already ran out of IPv4 adresses, and that the last new IPv4 adress block was assigned on 3 February 2011). That.

We ran out of IPv4 long ago mate LOL

[Jstylezzz]

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Originally Posted by Aldo. We ran out of IPv4 long ago mate LOL

I wrote 'We were running out', which means in the time they came up with IPv6 (or somewhere around that time), they where running out of them, I didn't say it was recent business.

[Mark™]

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Originally Posted by Aldo. We ran out of IPv4 long ago mate LOL

NO, we haven't "mate", we are on the verge of exhaustion - https://ipv6.he.net/statistics/

[Duck]

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Originally Posted by Jstylezzz 5 was made, but never implemented.

It was implemented.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_Funnel

[Jstylezzz]

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Originally Posted by Duck It was implemented. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_Funnel

I don't want to make a discussion about this, but..

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Originally Posted by Dutch Wiki EN - The version inbetween was IPv5, which was a experimental addition to IPv4, but it was never implemented. Dutch - De tussenliggende versie IPv5 was een experimentele aanvulling op IPv4, maar deze werd nooit geпmplementeerd.

Source (in Dutch)

I'm going offtopic here, probably. Sorry. The OP was given an answer, so I'll stop replying here.

[linuxthefish]

It should be easy to implant, although RCON and the sa-mp client do not detect IPv6's



The client also chops off the other bits of the IP when you try and add a server...