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by bsder
56 days ago
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> Had V6 launched five years earlier V4 would probably be dead. Not a chance. IPv6 ate way more memory than IPv4 and memory was expensive back in 1995. Even IPv4 proliferation was chewing up memory and that was why the IETF introduced Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) in 1993 which gave us subnet masking. Memory cost was a problem in routing tables until after both the DotBomb and the TeleBomb. |
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