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By migrate I think the OP meant take away their IPv4 address. IPv6 adoption may be at 42% but unless it is at 99.999% you will have a lot of issues when not all
by barbegal 6y ago
By migrate I think the OP meant take away their IPv4 address. IPv6 adoption may be at 42% but unless it is at 99.999% you will have a lot of issues when not allocating an IPv4 address.
- bluGill 6y agoIt doesn't have to be that high. Tell a small business that in exchange for small percentage of their customers going elsewhere they can sell their IPv4 address for $ and some will take it.
- Dagger2 6y agoNot necessarily. I have no v4 on my desktop and I'm not hitting a lot of issues. It only becomes an issue if you don't implement some form of backwards compatibility. I occasionally find websites that are broken and don't load, but that only happens rarely and it's not exactly a problem that's exclusive to v6.