At 2:14 PM -0400 8/30/07, Deepak Jain wrote:
>John --
>
>Great panic starting question.
Sorry, not my intent. I'm just trying to get a handle on
the
state of the art of what's available today, and whether it
has
some really excellent scaling properties in case we see a
much
more granular block reuse. It's by no means inevitable,
just
a probable outcome of any routing-indifferent IP address
space
"market" (whether legitimate or not).
>I'd guess that by 2010, we'll be worried more about IPv6
growth than IPv4 growth but the archives will bite me in the
you-know-where in 3 years when I'm wrong (in either
direction).
I'd love to believe that, but there's real world issues with
IPv6
readiness as well as challenges communicating the business
need to make the necessary preparations. When we're all
still debating in technical fora the need to move to IPv6
versus
viability of a heavily NAT'ed IPv4 endgame, you can't
expect the
folks in boardrooms to commit to any large investment
decisions.
/John
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