My first IPv6 address is 2607:f358:1:fed5:2::178
IPv4 pool (the ip address range as we know today) will dry by the end of this year or mid-next year. SO IPv6 is here for all our future needs 🙂
Thanks to BuyVM.net for my first VPS with IPv6 address.
My first IPv6 address is 2607:f358:1:fed5:2::178
IPv4 pool (the ip address range as we know today) will dry by the end of this year or mid-next year. SO IPv6 is here for all our future needs 🙂
Thanks to BuyVM.net for my first VPS with IPv6 address.
According to a article I have seen a while ago, people are saying that everyone in the world can have 5120 IPv6 address if it is spread equal 🙂
Dry by the end of this year? Japaness don't think so. They have made a graph which update daily to estimate the time of IPv4 dry out 😉 (They must be bored LOL)
Estimated date -> 26/04/2016
http://www.iphiroba.jp/blogparts/kokatsu/index.ht…
OMG! loved the clock work 😀
Thanks for the info, I did not knew about IPv6 fact that you just shared.
Thanks a lot mate!
does this site using buyvm's vps? look fast. I haven't used IP 6 yet, probably will try it out. Thank's for your information
Yes, this BuyVM. But I am not gonna renew. Check this http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?p=68…
Their full nodes are down, everyone yelling on WHT.
wow, lucky me for not bought it yet, thank you so much for your fast reply
Your most welcome. By the way HazeNet, QuickWeb and 2Host have great offers.
Check them out. (HazeNet is OpenVZ but good, others are XEN)