IPv4 Address Exhaustion: How Workarounds Like NAT Delayed the Inevitable and the Alternative Path of 64-bit IPv4
IP address exhaustion is still with us. Back in the early 1990s, when the scale of the problem first became obvious, the projections were grim. Some estimates had us running out of IPv4 addresses as…
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