It’s all about cost and complexity, man. Small businesses? They don’t wanna spend $$$ reconfiguring everything for ipv6 when ipv4 still works.
Plus, NAT and CG-NAT have kinda kicked the can down the road for address exhaustion. Not ideal, but it’s why we’re not *forced* to switch yet.
If you’re curious, test your ipv6 readiness with sites like test-ipv6.com. Spoiler: most folks aren’t ready.
Plus, NAT and CG-NAT have kinda kicked the can down the road for address exhaustion. Not ideal, but it’s why we’re not *forced* to switch yet.
If you’re curious, test your ipv6 readiness with sites like test-ipv6.com. Spoiler: most folks aren’t ready.