RE: World IPv6 Day - June 8 2011 05-18-2011, 09:41 AM
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I guess if the tests are successful the internet may get an actual date of turning IPv6 permanently.
I heard about IPv4 addresses to be totally used up soon.
What I don't get is why didn't they just made IPv6 address an alphanumeric IPv4, instead of some weird Hex thing? It would've allowed 26 more iterations, and still be readable.
Think about the memes it could generate :p
I heard about IPv4 addresses to be totally used up soon.
What I don't get is why didn't they just made IPv6 address an alphanumeric IPv4, instead of some weird Hex thing? It would've allowed 26 more iterations, and still be readable.
Think about the memes it could generate :p
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