Tbh ipv4 and cgnat im hoping at this point will go the way of POTS and be something we force turn off. There are differences between how ipv6 works and v4 ….
But I’m not sure the cost of running these shims for forever is worth what they’re holding back.
The only question remaining in my mind is if the world is ready for ipv6 … but maybe it’s better if we at least set a date.
In the US most small to medium sized companies ignore ipv6 completely. Every company I have worked for didn't use it and had it blocked at the firewall.
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Tbh ipv4 and cgnat im hoping at this point will go the way of POTS and be something we force turn off. There are differences between how ipv6 works and v4 ….
But I’m not sure the cost of running these shims for forever is worth what they’re holding back.
The only question remaining in my mind is if the world is ready for ipv6 … but maybe it’s better if we at least set a date.
In the US most small to medium sized companies ignore ipv6 completely. Every company I have worked for didn't use it and had it blocked at the firewall.
We simply have to make the Internet unusable for them until they stop being lazy.
They will absolutely not migrate to IPv6 until they HAVE to