Where did IPv5 go wrong?

Somewhere between IPv4 and IPv6

>>58391713
this.

IPv5 was literally a 5bit IP adress system.

which means that you only can have 32 IP adresses world wide. So it was of course scrapped. Even IPv4 with it's 4 294 967 296 possible IP addresses is better than only 32 on a global internet. Even certain LANs have more than 32.

So it was rejected and they went for IPv6 instead

>>58391713
>>58393244
>>58394719

Only got implemented for 18 months between 2003 and 2005 before being decommissioned at the request of Brazil. Brazil could not accept that it was to be assigned a range that contained very superstitious numbers.

>>58394785
like trips and quads?

>>58394785
Yeah, Brazil got the number 13 all for itself.

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>>58394719
>4 294 967 296

Numbers do not work like that. Use commas instead of spaces, homeboy.

>>58395008
Spaces are proper

>>58395008
Werks for me.

>>58395008
Spaces are the proper way of doing it, american faggot.

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>>58394862
Brazil has a love/hate relationship with 13.