IPv4 Addresses Exhausted
Stephen Lawson reports that IPv4 addresses are about exhausted. This restricts the deployment of devices limited to IPv4 addressing.
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Stephen Lawson reports that IPv4 addresses are about exhausted. This restricts the deployment of devices limited to IPv4 addressing.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released a publication called
"Guidelines for the Secure Deployment of IPv6
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IPv4 (the current addressing standard for the Internet) has a limited number of addresses for identifying things (computers, devices, etc.) on the Internet, and the store of unused addresses is almost exhausted. The move to a larger addressing scheme is readily admitted, but security problems need to be avoided during the move from the old to new addressing methods.
Labels: internet security, IPv6
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