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IPv6 and the Swedish Public Sector
Posted by: Jordi on Friday, February 12, 2010 - 09:46 PM
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No one can have failed to notice that the last IPv4 address will soon be allocated. We have lived with a shortage of addresses for 15 years, but when the last address is allocated, the shortage will become acute, instead of just a pain, as it is today.
Complete article at CircleID.