March 29, 2022
Can NAT 64 Solve IPv4 Exhaustion?
IPv4 is the fourth version of the internet protocol and makes use of a 32-bit address. This protocol was in use since 1981. That said, these IPv4 addresses are reaching exhaustion limits. Furthermore, they are currently handling nearly 90% of the internet traffic internationally. The number of unallocated IPv4 addresses has decreased a lot since 2003. The IPv4 exhaustion started for LACNIC, AFRINIC, APNIC, and ARIN in 2011. After that time, the RIRs only had those IPv4 addresses that were not subscribed or no longer in use. What Is NAT64? NAT64 or Network Translation IPv6 was introduced to ensure the smooth progress of network communication that is established by IPv4 and IPv6 hosts and networks only. NAT65 can be regarded[…]
October 30, 2021
Price Hike Of IPv4 Addresses In 2021 – The Reasons
The COVID 19 pandemic and the global lockdowns have changed the internet space much in 2021. Non-used and obsolete IPv4 addresses have seen a comeback to the IPv4 market that is turning digital. The increase in demand for IPv4 addresses has reduced the availability of these addresses and pushed prices high. In this situation, the chances of fraudulent activity increase as businesses are anxiously looking to buy IPv4 addresses. Read along to understand the reason for the price hike of IPv4 addresses in 2021. The IPv4 Scenario In fact, all the internet registries have been active in the IPv4 market in 2020. ISPs, hosting service providers, telecom, and cable companies. All have been struggling to cope with the increasing demand[…]
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