Well, I think the worlds oil ressources will be exhausted before the IPv4
Space is exhausted. There are a lot of possible ways.
> requirement. NAT destroys that, and therefore makes those applications
> either unusable, or difficult to use without special configurations.
well.. another option is, to write sane applications.
> No, IPv6 may not be mainstream yet, but there *are* people who want to use
> it. Just because you don't, doesn't mean that nobody else should. I, for
> one, will welcome IPv6's adoption with open arms.
i am using it on my personal family lan and to connect to irc servers, but I
dont see it becoming mainstream this decade. Hell, even there is no accepted
DNS standard, yet.
Greetings
Bernd
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