Global IPv6 traffic has crossed 50% for the first time at the end of last month: google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statis…
And because people hurried to adopt IPv6 </sarcasm>, we now have a proposal for the IPv8 protocol: ietf.org/archive/id/draft-thai…
Internet Protocol Version 8 (IPv8)
Internet Protocol Version 8 (IPv8) is a managed network protocol suite that transforms how networks of every scale -- from home networks to the global internet -- are operated, secured, and monitored.www.ietf.org
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Catalin Cimpanu
in reply to Catalin Cimpanu • • •No cap... this is actually pretty smart and how IPv6 should have been designed in the first place
Perfectly compatible with the old IPv4 space
Taggart
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Joe Wells
in reply to Catalin Cimpanu • • •Matt Palmer
in reply to Catalin Cimpanu • • •Parade du Grotesque 💀
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in reply to Catalin Cimpanu • • •Gabriel N
in reply to Catalin Cimpanu • • •I like the proposal to to replace "hello" in protocols with "Don't allow eel bearing Atlanteans into your country; economic ruin follows close behind" better, I do hope IETF will consider that one, although it seems to have remained a draft since 2014 for some reason.
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Or maybe the IPv10 one (6+4). After all 10 is more than 8.
Just because it's an ID doesn't mean anything... at all...
IETF DatatrackerDaniel AJ Sokolov
in reply to Catalin Cimpanu • • •To nitpick, it is the share of IPv6 availability among Google Users. That does not necessarily correlate to traffic volume.
Which leads me to the question: Why is the peak on Saturdays and the low on the first day after weekends? Is it because there is less office desktop usage on Fridays to Sundays?