Abstract
Abstract The IPv6 address space design is not a 128-bit address space that people think. Its special address structure leads IPv6 to go through three significantly different transitional versions if it is really implement 128bits address space. The transition between the three versions is the same as going through three different IP protocols from IPv4 to IPv6. It is often unscientific to say that IPv6 can assign an IP address to every grain of sand on the planet. This paper studies the IPv6 address space structure, MAC address and upgrade, and proposes a super IP upgrade method, and strives to achieve Internet address upgrade at the lowest cost to meet the needs of human production and life.
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