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centurionomegai wrote:
I've been looking into how IPv6 works, and it appears IPv6 addresses omit zero value spaces at the end and in the middle of addresses. Often signifying this with a double colon. Now if this is IPv6 but using periods instead of colons, then perhaps that is exactly why there is double period. The 'missing' digit is nothing but 0000, making the actual address 0862:000003420002 assuming this is in hexadecimal. If it still needs to be converted to hexadecimal it would be: 035e:000001560002 (Keep in mind, IPv6 is case sensitive).

EDIT: my internet connection doesn't support IPv6 current, so unfortunately I cannot check this out, we need someone who can to do so. And apparently consecutive groups of zeroes can be signified by a (::). So it could also be any one of the below.

Already Hex1 (AH1):
0862:03420002

Converted Hex1 (CH1):
035e:01560002

Already Hex2-4:
0862:000003420002
0862:0000:000003420002
0862:0000:0000:000003420002

Converted Hex2-4:
035e:000001560002
035e:0000:000001560002
035e:0000:0000:000001560002

thereIwasn't wrote:

centurionomegai wrote:
I've been looking into how IPv6 works, and it appears IPv6 addresses omit zero value spaces at the end and in the middle of addresses. Often signifying this with a double colon. Now if this is IPv6 but using periods instead of colons, then perhaps that is exactly why there is double period. The 'missing' digit is nothing but 0000, making the actual address 0862:000003420002 assuming this is in hexadecimal. If it still needs to be converted to hexadecimal it would be: 035e:000001560002 (Keep in mind, IPv6 is case sensitive).

EDIT: my internet connection doesn't support IPv6 current, so unfortunately I cannot check this out, we need someone who can to do so. And apparently consecutive groups of zeroes can be signified by a (::). So it could also be any one of the below.

Already Hex1 (AH1):
0862:03420002

Converted Hex1 (CH1):
035e:01560002

Already Hex2-4:
0862:000003420002
0862:0000:000003420002
0862:0000:0000:000003420002

Converted Hex2-4:
035e:000001560002
035e:0000:000001560002
035e:0000:0000:000001560002

Here's a site that tests IPv6 data:
http://ip-lookup.net/
No luck yet with any of the codes I've tried.

thebruce wrote:A new comment at HBO found another "corruption" in the Halo 4 portal at xbox.com/en-US/Halo4


* http://az204726.vo.msecnd.net/prod/moni ... reen1E.gif

May well be a theme running... but in this one the numbers are far more prominent...

So we have the original
862.293.342.3487.2 from ESPN, and
4657.04.21.21.34.5 from Xbox.com

While I was on here looking through the information (nothing new) and listening to the audio file that was brought up recently I noticed the screens on... well on the screen (the one on the desk I'm sitting at) occasionally had something go over them like what we saw in the recent trailer. I thought maybe I'd be lucky and they were GIFs, and long story short* I found them. Here's the biggest (and therefore clearest) one.

[the image above goes here]

the number shown is 4657.04.21.21.34.56

* sure enough I got the usual image options when I right-clicked them-- the weird thing is it wasn't in there, and I tried again to make sure it wasn't multiple pictures, and I got more of the same areas with different stuff; the page cycles through different GIFs for each screen, of the form http://az204726.vo.msecnd.net/prod/moni ... reenXY.gif, where X is a number from 1 to 4 and Y is a letter from A to E

serpx wrote:I wish I had Anniversary. I find these numbers to be interesting -- the numbers which look like IP addresses, but have more values than an IP address would have.

All the terminals start with numbers as well, and the code displayed on ESPN mentions the terminals a lot. What could their relationships be, and what do the numbers on the start of the terminals even signify? (I'm sure the numbers and their meanings for the terminals have been previously discussed).

They have to mean something.

Oh, and the symbols after the Terminals. What are those?

linvntry terminal
proc 7 8 9
rogue proc 10
probe terminal proc 10
!bite proc 10
!diag proc 10

4657.04.21.21.34.56] (in one frame you can see "]").
This numbers/date [044657.04.21.21.34.56] in 1,4 and 9 Halo: CEA terminals.
Also you can see same red screen in the start of 1 and 10 terminal.