Will IPv6 ever kill IPv4? If so, when?
IPv6 and its vast pool of Internet address spaces has long been expected to kill off IPv4. But the old protocol continues to chug along. Will it ever die?
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Return addresses: A look inside the thriving IPv4 resale market
What’s it like buying and selling IPv4 addresses? And who is responsible when geolocation or blacklisting challenges emerge from reselling addresses?
Secondary marketplace for IPv4 addresses: Everything you must know
Buying a used car can be fraught with dangers. Buying a previously used block of IPv4 addresses also has its own share of buyer-beware hazards.
Are you disabling IPv6? Maybe you should stop — and here’s why
Disabling IPv6 is hurting your network more than protecting it. It’s time to let go of all those legacy networking configurations.
Comparing ISATAP with other IPv6 transition technologies
ISATAP isn’t the only technology you can use to move your IPv4 network infrastructure to IPv6. But it’s one of the better IPv6 transition approaches.
Are you IPv6 ready? Now’s the time to say ‘YES’
Internet Protocol version 6, better known as IPv6, has been around for a while, but its full implementation hasn’t happened yet. It will, so get ready now.