October 2008 Archives
Another IPv4 address block was allocated today (block 197, to the AfriNIC). Globally, less than 15% of the IPv4 address space is available:
This should be a wake-up call to everyone: You need to start deploying IPv6 now.
Continue reading IPv4 drops to a dangerous level.
Derek's IPv6 pages on del.icio.us
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