Expanding the Internet: From IPv4 to IPv6 (newer version)

A newer version with IANA IPv4 remaining 9%

IPv4 addresses will likely exhaust by 2012. What do we need to prepare for this period of change? This video clip will give you a quick overview of the issue and possible solutions.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• IPv6
• IPv4
• APNIC
• Internet
• dual stack
• transition
• exhaustion

[dennis7659]

I like ipv6, it's great and solve a lot of problem.

[juuyz]

There will have more and more users only receive an IPv6 address, developers have to run services both IPv4 and IPv6 to grip all of user.

With the leadership of the government organizations, the Internet World that all of our devices can access Internet universal will coming soon.

[jack107t]

IPv6 is important ,so looking forward to the coming day

[memphisnone]

I think the propaganda of IPv6 is really not enough. Most ISPs will just keep thinking if there is no any complain from their costumers, then they don't need cost a lot of money to build the new devices. IPv6 is really important, not in the future, but now.

[yuhping0115]

Watching the film can understand much knowledge of IPv4 and IPv6. IPv4 addresses were exhausted by February 2011,so the generation of IPv6 has come. However, the background music makes me uncomfortable. I hope it can suit smooth music.