We are running out of IP addresses

According to IPv4 Address Report we are running out of IP adresses. On this report it's stated that IP deficiency will occur by August 20th 2012. As a result some brokers will be able to buy some mass IP adresses and then others will buy through those brokers and it may come up this issue being most discussed in these years.

 

The IPs will then be very expensive of course.

 

IPv6 has been around and implemented into OS kernels for years now.

Once all IPv4 IP addresses are gone IPv6 will take care of the need for new IP addresses

 

well, IPv6 should be implemented then =) but the problem is will they implement it till the deadline?

 

As I stated already. IPv6 is has been implemented into NIX type operating systems for years now and Windows Vista supports it as well.

 

Till then Dialup will take over the Internet
buts still therez time 2012 around 5 years to go

 

Looks like the end of the world.

 

We will be ip address short oh thats somethn to worry

but how come all 12 digit numbers get over so fast

 

It's time to buy shares of companies that produce routers supporting IPv6 =))

 

So fast? By the time IPv4 is obsolete the net will have been around what 25 years or so?

I wouldn't say that was FAST

Like I have been saying unix / linux based os's have had IPv6 implemented into their kernel's for years. This includes the majority of routers and switches out there.

 

this whole thing is so confusing! i guess you are talking about the class A ip address, end of the world

 

so when there is no any ip anymore , the internet will be dead

 

With IPv6 we will never face a lack of IP's. If years and years for now the 6 block IP addresses ie. 123.123.123.123.123.123 run out then I have no doubt something like IPv8 would come around

 

and IPv10 , IPv12

 

LOL Maybe so spidro maybe so

 

there will be ips more expensive...........

 

nope not more expensive.

 

Something new will apear for sure

 

My networking tutor mentioned this last year, anyway hes say theres nothing to worry about due to IPv6

 

Your tutor would be 100% correct in stating that.