I suspect it’s more like the workaround used by network operators to scale up IPv4 to serve billions of users necessitate more and more layer of nodes to route your packets through.
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Maybe a silly question: any ideas why there are shorter routes using IPv6?
Thanks! Is there something about the larger area space which means there are fewer hops?
I suspect it’s more like the workaround used by network operators to scale up IPv4 to serve billions of users necessitate more and more layer of nodes to route your packets through.