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by ianburrell
357 days ago
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The big problem is that there isn't incentive for old companies to migrate. They have addresses and the benefits are mostly for customers who don't know about it. Also, network engineering training is all about IPv4, and it works so they don't want to change. I think what was needed was organization that could push IPv6. Boring technology needs someone promoting or grows slowly. They could have logo for IPv6 ready devices, and list of ISPs with IPv6. They could write network engineering training for the IPv6 way. We missed opportunities for cloud computing, Kubernetes, and new companies to be primarily IPv6. |
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