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5 ways your ISP’s failure to move to IPv6 could affect you
Posted by: Jordi on Wednesday, June 06, 2012 - 02:53 PM
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Wednesday is World IPv6 Launch Day, a time when ISPs, major websites and network engineers will permanently flip the switch over a different form of addressing system. For the most part, the IPv6 transition will go unnoticed and few will care about what is an arcane and important element of Internet architecture. But here’s where things may go wrong as IPv4 lingers.
Complete info at Gigaom.