Well, as one on the front lines on this don’t fear! I think there will be enough “double stacked” IPv4 and IPv6 devices along with NAT to get us through the painful conversion. I agree though that the dot decimal notation is hella easier to deal with than what’s coming!
I fear it because I am on the front lines, though, my organization will probably keep using IPv4 internally for a while.
I got lost after “Back in 1981, when the internet was little more than an experiment, Internet Protocol Version 4, or IPv4, ”
Way too much geekeness for a Luddite like me :)
Where did I put my quill?
My shop has IPv6 in production, serving customers for certain internal functions.
You mean, remember their IP address without looking at their mandatory tattoos ?
To have Grandkids to tell, you realize you have to have kids first, right? Or mybe this is your way of announcing something??
Well, as one on the front lines on this don’t fear! I think there will be enough “double stacked” IPv4 and IPv6 devices along with NAT to get us through the painful conversion. I agree though that the dot decimal notation is hella easier to deal with than what’s coming!
I fear it because I am on the front lines, though, my organization will probably keep using IPv4 internally for a while.
I got lost after “Back in 1981, when the internet was little more than an experiment, Internet Protocol Version 4, or IPv4, ”
Way too much geekeness for a Luddite like me :)
Where did I put my quill?
My shop has IPv6 in production, serving customers for certain internal functions.
You mean, remember their IP address without looking at their mandatory tattoos ?
To have Grandkids to tell, you realize you have to have kids first, right? Or mybe this is your way of announcing something??