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September 4, 2017
A Look Inside IPv4’s Black Market
We saw IPv4 address depletion as it happened over the course of years. Of course, the need for stronger justification by regional registries helped the addresses last longer than initially predicted. Nevertheless, these registries have all run out of new address blocks and are currently overlooking transfers.
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August 30, 2017
Email Marketing Is Still Effective: Some Data-Driven Evidence
The telemarketing research firm, The Radicati Group has reported an estimated 3% yearly increase in worldwide email users in 2017–19. The number of total emails sent per day is predicted to reach 225.3% this year. It will hit 246.5 billion by 2019.
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August 26, 2017
IPv4 Address Exhaustion – What is your business next step?
IPv4 exhaustion was predicted several years ago. Now that there are no more IPv4 addresses to allot, the market is scrambling to find a way out of this crisis. Several companies started purchasing address blocks from other companies and individuals, even before the exhaustion really settled in. That is to say, you can still buy IPv4 addresses on the private market. Of course, this doesn’t mean there’s going to be an endless supply. This is why IPv6 was designed. The deployment issues are another matter that we don’t plan to debate today. What’s happening, really? The current situation is affecting each and everyone on the internet, the hosting companies, businesses and the web surfers. The address allocation hierarchy was such that[…]
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August 22, 2017
Here Are 6 IPv6 Networking Myths
The Internet has run out of new IPv4 addresses. While you can still buy IPv4 space in private markets, no more are being allotted by ARIN or any other registries.
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July 3, 2017
IPV4 Why It’s Demand Is Still Growing Despite of IPv6?
1.Flexibility Why Its Demand Is Still Growing Despite Of IPv6? IPv4 allows routing to become more efficient and scalable.
June 8, 2017
Failure Of Immediate IPv6 TransitionWhere Does The Fault Lie?
Tech experts agree that the explosive internet growth we see today was unexpected. Many business owners are still trying to cope up with the increase of internet enabled devices and the challenges they bring along. Many of us are also aware that IPv4 address spaces were on the verge of exhaustion a few years ago.
June 5, 2017
Meeting Your IPv4 Needs For The Short Term And For The Long Haul
When a large company like Microsoft starts admitting some globally occurring challenges, you know the problem is real. In a conference in 2015, a network expert from Microsoft, when asked about the IPv4 exhaustion, said even the company has been having a hard time coping with it.
June 1, 2017
The Ins And Outs Of IP Address Trade
The time is here. IPv4 addresses have been completely exhausted. ARIN is all out of stock. The software and hardware costs to migrate to IPv6 are still impractical. Despite being introduced in 1998, IPv6 address blocks are still expected to take another decade before they are deployed completely. Meanwhile, the exhaustion of IPv4 address blocks has given birth to a secondary market that helps companies buy and sell them.
May 30, 2017
An Insight Into The Private IPv4 Market
We have all been hearing about the imminent depletion of IPv4 address blocks, but the day is finally upon us! The free supply of these address spaces has finally ended. Fortunately, this is still some hope for those looking to avoid the costly IT replacements necessary for IPv6. A growing private market has shown up, serving as a resource for those looking to secure IPv4 addresses.
April 21, 2017
Protocol coexistence3 ways to achieve your target
Early tech providers didn’t think we’d run short of IPv4’s 4.3 billion addresses. But here we are! Of course, IPv4 was then followed by IPv6. Guess what? It wasn’t made backwards compatible! That’s exactly why you’re facing compatibility issues today. If your organization is one of those considering IP move, you must be aware of the complexity involved with protocol coexistence.
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