It can't even address a 128 bit endpoint, so nothing would happen.
Sure it can, the DNS server returns the A record if your client doesn't understand Ax. It just won't work.
Honestly, this backwards compatibility thing seems even worse than IPv6 because it would be so confusing. At least IPv6 is distinctive on the network.
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Sure it can, the DNS server returns the A record if your client doesn't understand Ax. It just won't work.
Honestly, this backwards compatibility thing seems even worse than IPv6 because it would be so confusing. At least IPv6 is distinctive on the network.