IP Address Notation

Hi,
a IPv4 socket address has the notation `a.b.c.dort'.
(I don't know whether the `ort' is really a official notation,
however, users expect so.)
IPv6 uses the colon as the delimiter for the address part
(e.g.: 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1), but I don't know what delimiter
is used for the port. I don't expect it to be the colon too;
so what delimiter is used for the port?

/FAU

"Frank A. Uepping" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:bo7p8p$b5k$04$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
> a IPv4 socket address has the notation `a.b.c.dort'.
> (I don't know whether the `ort' is really a official notation,
> however, users expect so.)
> IPv6 uses the colon as the delimiter for the address part
> (e.g.: 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1), but I don't know what delimiter
> is used for the port. I don't expect it to be the colon too;
> so what delimiter is used for the port?
>
> /FAU

The . is used, e.g
2001:618:48a:0:242f:34d9:32d8:9ca.1096
HTH
Allan