I would say the follow (though consider me newbie):
 
193.109.122.62 = ::ffff:193.109.122.62/96;
 
If you want a subnet like:
 
193.109.122.62/29
 
that would be
 
::ffff:193.109.122.62/125;
 
/125 from /96 + /29
 
Hope that's of any help

Kind Greetings,
Marc Vanbrabant
 
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 10:34 AM
Subject: IPv4 Mapped/Compatible IPv6 addresses' netmasks

Hi,


does anyone know if the IPv4 mapped/compatible IPv6 addresses have a netmask
of /96? I thought it was /96 but I'm not sure and can't seem to find it
anywhere.

Thanks for the info,

Didier Miller

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