IPv6 and IPv4: Why Are We Still Using Both Instead of Moving Completely to IPv6?
Hey folks,
So, IPv6 has been around for ages, right? But we're *still* stuck running IPv6 and IPv4 side by side. What gives?
I get that IPv4 is everywhere, but c'mon—IPv6 fixes so many issues (like, hello, no more address exhaustion!). Yet, every time I check, it feels like adoption is crawling.
Is it just laziness? Cost? Or are there legit reasons we’re still clinging to IPv4 like it’s 1999?
Kinda feels like we’re in this weird limbo where everyone *knows* IPv6 is the future, but no one wants to fully commit.
What’s *really* holding us back?
(Also, anyone else tired of explaining the difference between IPv6 and IPv4 to coworkers? 😅)
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Hey folks,
So, IPv6 has been around for ages, right? But we're *still* stuck running IPv6 and IPv4 side by side. What gives?
I get that IPv4 is everywhere, but c'mon—IPv6 fixes so many issues (like, hello, no more address exhaustion!). Yet, every time I check, it feels like adoption is crawling.
Is it just laziness? Cost? Or are there legit reasons we’re still clinging to IPv4 like it’s 1999?
Kinda feels like we’re in this weird limbo where everyone *knows* IPv6 is the future, but no one wants to fully commit.
What’s *really* holding us back?
(Also, anyone else tired of explaining the difference between IPv6 and IPv4 to coworkers? 😅)
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*Word count: ~100*