It is absolutely amazing to me how far IPV4 + NAT have taken us.
Unfortunately too far. CGNAT for residential & mobile internet service is a mess we could have avoided by switching to IPv6 completely
Not that far if we talk traffic volumes. Most of the traffic nowadays is Google/Meta -> mobile phones eyeballs. That's traffic is overwhelmingly IPv6.
Nowadays is about 30 years after IPv6 was introduced.
Unfortunately too far. CGNAT for residential & mobile internet service is a mess we could have avoided by switching to IPv6 completely
Not that far if we talk traffic volumes. Most of the traffic nowadays is Google/Meta -> mobile phones eyeballs. That's traffic is overwhelmingly IPv6.
Nowadays is about 30 years after IPv6 was introduced.