[members-discuss] IPV4 Addresses

Please Please look at the working group email discussion archive before starting this endless discussion again.

Kind Regards,
Dom
uk.clouvider

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From: members-discuss [mailto:members-discuss-bounces at ripe.net] On Behalf Of Host.AG
Sent: 27 May 2016 11:08
To: members-discuss at ripe.net
Subject: Re: [members-discuss] IPV4 Addresses

Hi

I'm rather new here and i don't know the past discussions. Wouldn't it be better to force ipv6 adoption? I think that's the only way to solve the problems with ipv4, from it's high price to it's scarcity and inequality.

Best Regards,
Bogdan Ionescu
https://www.host.ag


On 5/27/2016 12:50 PM, Host Master wrote:
> There's certainly been a lot of talk about IPv4, and it running out 
> and has been for a very long time, and how it's turned into a black 
> market with people selling IP's at ridiculous figures.  We're all up 
> in arms about that but to be honest, it's up to us to correct this situation.
> How do we do this?  By adopting IPv6 more widely and more quickly.  
> IPv6 is 20 years old this year, yet according to Google, only 10-11% 
> of its visitors use IPv6.  This is appalling.  At my company, we've 
> implemented
> IPv6 as a dual-stack solution.  Every new customer we add gets IPv6 
> whether they ask for it or not.  We also have a project to IPv6-ise 
> all our existing customers, because I feel it's really important to 
> adopt
> IPv6 to avoid all these IPv4 complications and issues.
> 
>  
> 
> IPv6 is easy people, don't be afraid of it.  Put it on all your 
> servers.  Make your websites support it.  We, as network 
> administrators, have a responsibility to the world to lead by example 
> and utilize IPv6 to its fullest.  It's not going to resolve the IPv4 
> issues that we have today, but the more we do, the closer we get 
> ourselves to a final solution - no more IPv4.
> 
>  
> 
> Nowadays, when I talk to customers, or even other technical people, I 
> refer to IP - and legacy IP.  We all need to have the same mind-set.
> 
>  
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