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Why not use raw IP adresses then? Even better: IPv6 adresses. There are 2^128 of them.
by lone_haxx0r 7y ago
Why not use raw IP adresses then? Even better: IPv6 adresses. There are 2^128 of them.
- Avamander 7y agoWell, I would if I could get a valid TLS cert for an IPv4(6) address, but there's also the problem that IP addresses are much harder to migrate from one provider to another compared to domain names.