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IPv6 was designed with backwards compatibility in mind, it could talk directly with IPv4 and old equipment would still support it.
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While IPv6 was designed to accommodate the transition from IPv4, it does not have direct backwards compatibility with IPv4. IPv6 and IPv4 are separate protocols, and devices that only support IPv4 cannot directly communicate with devices that only support IPv6 without the use of translation mechanisms or dual-stack configurations.
While IPv6 was designed to accommodate the transition from IPv4, it does not have direct backwards compatibility with IPv4. IPv6 and IPv4 are separate protocols, and devices that only support IPv4 cannot directly communicate with devices that only support IPv6 without the use of translation mechanisms or dual-stack configurations.
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