Honestly, the difference between ipv4 and ipv6 boils down to future-proofing. IPv4 is like a crowded highway, and IPv6 is a 12-lane freeway with no traffic.
Why the switch? Because we’re out of IPv4 addresses! NAT helps, but it’s a band-aid. IPv6 also auto-configures better—no more messing with DHCP.
Sites don’t support it yet ‘cause it’s extra work, and IPv4 still “works.”
Why the switch? Because we’re out of IPv4 addresses! NAT helps, but it’s a band-aid. IPv6 also auto-configures better—no more messing with DHCP.
Sites don’t support it yet ‘cause it’s extra work, and IPv4 still “works.”
