>> > We've been dealing with the IPV4 myth now for over 7 years that i have > followed it. It's about as valid as the exaflood myth. Part fo the reason > folks aren't rushing to the V6 bandwagon is it's not needed. Stop doing the > chicken little dance folks. V6 is nice and gives us tons of more addresses > but I can tell you V4 is more than two years form "dying" just by seeing all > the arm flailing going around.
IPv4 will not die in 2 years. Growth in IPv4 accessible hosts will stop or become significantly more expensive or both in about 2.5 years (+/- 6 months). The more content and services that are available dual-stack (v4 and v6) by the time that occurs, the less of an issue that fact will be for all concerned. Owen
