Internet will run out of addresses in two years.

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Originally Posted by Kovich

Right. But my point was - why not just implement something like IPv8 now?

I mean, why do we intentionally limit ourselves?

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Because we want our future generations to work harder than us..:D

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Originally Posted by rome9t9

Because we want our future generations to work harder than us..:D

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xD! In that case... *turns my car on and leaves it idling*

Let's see how they manage to fix global warming... :rofl:

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Originally Posted by Kovich

xD! In that case... *turns my car on and leaves it idling*

Let's see how they manage to fix global warming... :rofl:

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IPv6 can work till 82k yrs(provided we don't multiply faster than cockroaches:p)

But not climate change:(

its impossible for this ipv6 to run out for its design for every square meters of the world to have ip adress.
somebody's geeker than who create ipv4 figured it out that even micro wave oven has ip address to update its firmware

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Originally Posted by whatthehell

its impossible for this ipv6 to run out for its design for every square meters of the world to have ip adress.
somebody's geeker than who create ipv4 figured it out that even micro wave oven has ip address to update its firmware

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I disproved your statement here:

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Originally Posted by Kovich

1,000 IPs x 6,795,253,544 People = 6.79525354 × 10^12

4.4 humans born per second. 264 per minute.

(6.79525354 × (10^12)) / 264 = 2.57395967 × 10^10

Therefore, we can see that it will be 2.57395967 × 10^10 minutes until all of those are used up. Assuming we're not countering the number with deaths or altering the rate of birth.

Let's counter the number with deaths:
1.8 die every second. 108 each minute.

264 minus 108 = 156. (6.79525354 × (10^12)) / 156 = 4.35593176 × 10^10

My conclusion:
Come and see me in 4.35593176 × 10^10 minutes, Shenron. (Approximately 82,875.414 years.)

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ah, don't worry...the world will be coming to an end in 2012.










just kidding..

is this new technology will effect on ip price too. :P just asking becaz currently i am paying more then 10$ every month for unique ips. :D

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Originally Posted by jakki

is this new technology will effect on ip price too. :P just asking becaz currently i am paying more then 10$ every month for unique ips. :D

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IPs should be 75 cents to a buck a piece so don't think they'll change much.

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Originally Posted by Shenron

Not really, IPV4 doesn't even cover the current World's population, on the other hand IPV6 covers the entire population * 1000 (actually a lot more than that).

Basically this means that, on average, you can have an IP address for each of your own properties (from pencils to shoes :p).

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And that will probably happen in next 100 years as nanotechnology and intelligent materials evolve.