Subj : Re: ipv4 / ipv6 stats :=)
To   : Benny Pedersen
From : Wilfred van Velzen
Date : Wed Jul 30 2014 09:09:28

Hi Benny,

On 2014-07-29 23:57:10, you wrote to All:

 1753 IPv6 ranges for BR Brazil
  244 IPv4 ranges for BR Brazil

  189 IPv6 ranges for DK Denmark
  824 IPv4 ranges for DK Denmark

    0 IPv6 ranges for MC Monaco
   17 IPv4 ranges for MC Monaco

  658 IPv6 ranges for NL Netherlands
 3317 IPv4 ranges for NL Netherlands

  853 IPv6 ranges for RU Russian Federation
 5498 IPv4 ranges for RU Russian Federation

 3092 IPv6 ranges for US United States
11041 IPv4 ranges for US United States

 BP> funny that brazilian have more ipv6 addresses then ipv4, lol

I think you are comparing apples and oranges here. How is a "range" defined for IPv4 and IPv6, and how is it related to geo-ip information. An IPv6 range is probably a lot bigger than an IPv4 range. And that is the whole point of IPv6 ! ;)

 BP> well its just stats, since its not ipcounts, but range counts, so take
 BP> it with a gran of salt and pepper

Indeed.

Bye, Wilfred.

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