The exhaustion of IPv4 addresses is not a problem for the general public to fix. This is a problem for ISP, datacenters and corporation that insist on using pu

The exhaustion of IPv4 addresses is not a problem for the general public to fix. This is a problem for ISP, datacenters and corporation that insist on using public IP addresses where a private IP address scheme would suffice. The consolidation and privatization of IP address blocks is the only way to extend the life of the IPv4’s limited resources. In my opinion those efforts are better spent migrating to IPv6. So to answer your question doesn’t worry about it and ignore the hype ... unless you are a network admin or architect that has assigned IPv4 block/s.