http://www.ipv6.org/london-boy said:I've always had this questions.
What happens when we "finish" IP Addresses? I mean, there can only be a finite number of them, and internet connections are getting more and more numerous...
What happens when there's no more?
london-boy said:Cool!!
...in short?
Bouncing Zabaglione Bros. said:london-boy said:Cool!!
...in short?
A new numbering system that gives us billions and billions of numbers.
Luckily (given how long it's taken to implement IPv6 across the world) techniques like dynamic IP addressing and NAT for LANs has managed to keep us going on the old IPv4 addressing.
london-boy said:Bouncing Zabaglione Bros. said:london-boy said:Cool!!
...in short?
A new numbering system that gives us billions and billions of numbers.
Luckily (given how long it's taken to implement IPv6 across the world) techniques like dynamic IP addressing and NAT for LANs has managed to keep us going on the old IPv4 addressing.
Amazing how NAT seems to create only problems to me. So, how many IP addresses are possible with IPv4?
Bouncing Zabaglione Bros. said:4.3 billion, as the first entry on Google told me after typing in "how many addresses with IPv4".
london-boy said:You guys don't have a clue.
IP Addresses are distributed by Satan, that's why most of them are in the US. There is now an inquiry taking place between the Hell Unions, Satan has made many enemies by distributing most of the IP Addresses to his Holy Land.