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No more IPv4 addresses
skinsFan202
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phoeneous
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network operators must either deploy complex, expensive network address translation technologies to share IPv4 addresses among multiple users or adopt the next-generation of the Internet Protocol called IPv6.
I disconnected 8 unused /29 T-1's from service last month, that's 64 ip's back in the pool. Those should last us for a while. -
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RobertKaucher
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I know you are joking. But some one ise going to believe you so I have to point out that these will return to your ISP's pool, not to IANA to be handed out.
I disconnected 8 unused /29 T-1's from service last month, that's 64 ip's back in the pool. Those should last us for a while. -
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Optionsphoeneous
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RobertKaucher wrote: »I know you are joking. But some one ise going to believe you so I have to point out that these will return to your ISP's pool, not to IANA to be handed out.
Im joking about it lasting us for a while. Not joking about disconnecting 8 unused T-1's that were still being payed for even though the adtrans have been powered off for more than a year. Yeah, it felt good to tell management how much we will be saving each month now. -
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What Does IPv4 Depletion Mean for My Business?Technology departments need to be educating themselves and planning a strategy that supports the business needs while providing connectivity for clients and online content to customers.
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OptionsHeero
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I am amazed at how anti-IPv6 most people are where i work. Probably won't start with IPv6 until ISPs start REMOVING IPv4 access to customers because IPv6 is 99.9% available everywhere.
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ConstantlyLearning
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I am amazed at how anti-IPv6 most people are where i work. Probably won't start with IPv6 until ISPs start REMOVING IPv4 access to customers because IPv6 is 99.9% available everywhere.
Probably be the same for me."There are 3 types of people in this world, those who can count and those who can't" -
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mikedisd2
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I don't really want to know about IP6 like most other people. But still, I'd rather jump in early to get prime addresses; make the most of it with zero compression.
