Hotfix/typos corrections #25
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Typos and Corrections in Chapters 1, 2, 3 to the best of my knowledge.
I took the liberty of removing Double Quotes from the colons used to represent the zeros in IPv6 addresses and replaced them with Markdown based back quotes for more clarity of reading. for example:
before it looked
8 Groups of 16 bits separated by “:”.
now it looks
8 Groups of 16 bits separated by
:.Figure
images/2/image0003a.pnghelps Explain how IPv6 addresses are derived from MAC #20 as addressed by @alignan . A decent example for deriving IPv6 address from MAC address.I think in Chapter 3 For line number #495 it states
but should be