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Financial cost, even in training, isn't high. It's mostly two things - Inertia, and ROI. All of the network engineers know IPv4 ins and out really, really wel
by ghshephard 11y ago
Financial cost, even in training, isn't high. It's mostly two things - Inertia, and ROI. All of the network engineers know IPv4 ins and out really, really well, and have a mindset of not messing with stuff that's working. And ROI - what financial incentives does an ISP have to switch to IPv6, either in increased revenue or reduced costs?
- vacri 11y agoThere's also considerable cost in being an early bird. You get to find all the chinks in the protocol, all the bodgy firmware issues... all for no substantial change to the income stream.