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klam
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Mississauga, ON		Private networks

Under IPV4 there are reserved/non-routable address ranges eg 192.168.n.n, Is there such a thing in IPV6.
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Manchester, CT

 Yah sort of... They have something they call link-local addressing which routers are not suppose to pass. The addresses start with fe80. Do a google for IPv6 Link-Local addressing and you get plenty to read.
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