According to an article in Hoffington Post today, the last blocks of IP addresses are being distributed this Thursday.
According to the Hoffington Post, "The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, the top-level administrator of the system, has called a press conference in Miami on Thursday. One person said its last five "blocks" of Internet Protocol, or IP, addresses will be distributed then. These blocks, each with 16.8 million addresses, will be distributed to the regional registries. That means the regional groups will have IP addresses to distribute further to Internet service providers, websites and others before running out. Curran expects to deplete his allotment in six to nine months."
Check out the article in Hoffington Post.
IPv6, here we come, ready or not!
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
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