[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] RE: [Xen-users] IPV4 is nearly depleted, are you ready for IPV6?
> > > I've been hearing this for about 10 years and during that 10 years > > have never had a single issue getting ipv4 addresses. While I agree > > that it will run out at some point and that ipv6 probably has > > advantages over ipv4 I think there is just the appearance of a > > shortage due to the allocation of large blocks of ips very early on > > which are very under utilized. I don't think its really anything to > > worry about especially with ipv6inipv4 working just fine. > > > > you see this story posted on various "tech" sites every year for a long > > time > > This is a fallacy. The fact that the depletion rate has been common knowledge > for quite some time doesn't mean, as you would have us believe, that there is > no issue. > > IANA depletion day is in 2 months and 5 days. The first RIR depletion is 335 > days out. Provider depletions will happen very quickly afterwards. You seem > to be under the impression that people have been crying wolf. You're wrong. > The wolf is at a known distance, and travels at a known (and increasing) rate > of speed. Just because you can't see the wolf doesn't mean everyone has been > wrong this whole time. > > And no, there aren't 'large blocks of IPs which are very underutilized'. > There are /8's that can't be broken up for practical reasons, but we're > burning through those in 30-40 days now, so it doesn't matter if they were > returned to the pool. > > This is a very real problem. Please stop spreading FUD. > To bring this somewhat on topic, are there any known issues with Xen under IPv6? Do all the scripts and other management stuff support it correctly or is there still work to be done? The Xen hypervisor itself doesn't have a network stack obviously, but some of the setup and management tools use it. James _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users
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