| Why Hasn’t Everyone Moved To IPv6? | |||
| Posted by: Jordi on Monday, February 04, 2013 - 11:23 PM | |||
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We’ve known for decades that the available pool of IPv4 address was eventually going to dry up, but despite numerous warnings usage of its successor IPv6 is still minimal. Why haven’t we migrated yet? Geoff Huston, chief scientist for regional internet registry APNIC, suggests that the answer is that carriers are too cheap to make the switch and are happy to rely on network address translation (NAT) systems instead. | ||
| Complete info at Lifehacker. | |||