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I think that once customers are only assigned IPv6 addresses, then IPv4 is a bit of a sunk cost with regards to addresses. You may be left with the 'overhead' o
by throw0101a 5y ago
I think that once customers are only assigned IPv6 addresses, then IPv4 is a bit of a sunk cost with regards to addresses. You may be left with the 'overhead' of running the proxies for the IPv4 Internet.