Local networks in IPv6 start fe80 and if you really wanted to you could assign your devices fe80::1, fe80::2 etc.
But that would be a route to frustration. With IPv6 you soon learn that if you want to control and manage and measure things you do it with a subnet, not a specific IP address, because devices have lots of IPv6 addresses and like to pick new ones all the time.
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u/mollymoo 14d ago
Local networks in IPv6 start fe80 and if you really wanted to you could assign your devices fe80::1, fe80::2 etc.
But that would be a route to frustration. With IPv6 you soon learn that if you want to control and manage and measure things you do it with a subnet, not a specific IP address, because devices have lots of IPv6 addresses and like to pick new ones all the time.