Keefe
08-28-2001, 01:50 PM
Internet Full?
"The communications system that glues the Internet together was designed for no more than 4.3 billion computers and devices -- thought to be plenty 20 years ago. Half the connection points have already been assigned, and the life span for the remainder is estimated at five years. At that point, a "No Vacancy" sign may have to go up." The debate continues over whether or not money should be spent to convert to IPv6. Read the article on CNN. (http://www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/internet/08/28/internet.growth.limit.ap/index.html) SPAM
"The communications system that glues the Internet together was designed for no more than 4.3 billion computers and devices -- thought to be plenty 20 years ago. Half the connection points have already been assigned, and the life span for the remainder is estimated at five years. At that point, a "No Vacancy" sign may have to go up." The debate continues over whether or not money should be spent to convert to IPv6. Read the article on CNN. (http://www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/internet/08/28/internet.growth.limit.ap/index.html) SPAM