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People are trying for almost 15 years to replace IPv4. That's almost impossible, 96% of the traffic worldwide is still IPv4. This project is dead on arrival.
by Mawaai 12y ago
People are trying for almost 15 years to replace IPv4. That's almost impossible, 96% of the traffic worldwide is still IPv4.
This project is dead on arrival.
- wernercd 12y agoread other poster(s) above... IPv6 is on the uptick, especially since IPv4 is more or less out of space.