And another two are off
Two more IPv4 address blocks have been allocated. Both went to the Asia-Pacific region, as did the two blocks that were allocated in April.
Only 10.9% of the IPv4 address space remains unallocated:
If you exclude the blocks reserved by the "n=1" proposal, only 8.9% of the IPv4 pool is left.
Folks, it's way past time for IPv6 trials. It's time to get serious. How much more grim do the data have to get before we start taking action?
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"before we start taking action"... Why is there no AAAA record for www.personal.psu.edu?
Because this service uses a Cisco loadbalancer that doesn't yet support IPv6.