Is there a reason that ipv6 addresses are stored with uppercase letters in
config ?
We can type them in either case and it's understood. Why convert to upper
when writing config ?
At issue is when I do 'show run | inc 2607:ff70' and get nothing I scratch
my head for a second. Then I try 'show run | inc 2607:FF70' and get what
I expected. This seems inefficent, error-prone, and likely to drive Randy
Bush crazy :) <ducks>
Not a huge deal I guess, but I just can't understand why I have to
remember to explicitly capitialize all [a-f] when the default would have
been lower-case (less fingers).
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