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http://live.pirillo.com/ - The Internet Protocol is getting old, and we're running out of IP addresses. Thankfully, IPv6 is rolling forward.


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What ever happened ... ( 1 year ago by RickyTomatoes)
What ever happened to IPv5?
I agree, what DID ... ( 1 year ago by BiosNova)
I agree, what DID happen to IPv5?
At least we don't ... ( 1 year ago by JustJay82)
At least we don't have to worry about this, unlike the whole 32 Vs 64 bit CPU and Software releases!!!
Great video. ( 1 year ago by Shaythong)
Great video.
Some ISPs are now ... ( 1 year ago by jorowi)
Some ISPs are now giving their customers private IP addresses to help alleviate the problem.
Nice video. ( 1 year ago by zambone1)
Nice video.
You might want to ... ( 1 year ago by kiddsock)
You might want to talk about Terado. I believe that is used for transition from v4 to v6 at this point. What happened to v5? LOL
hello, great video! ... ( 1 year ago by itojun)
hello, great video! i'm one of the guys who are responsible for MacOS X/*BSD IPv6 support.
the version number "5" was assigned to ST-II, an experimental real time communication protocol.
not a bad video for ... ( 1 year ago by faiye)
not a bad video for the masses. He's a bit geeky with cool/ friendly charm. I truly liked the video, though i was looking for bits of technical info.
Thanks alot!
"What a sad little ... ( 8 months ago by apocalypseap)
"What a sad little nerd."
Aw, jealous that he can actually use his brain? What a sad little moron.
I'd rather be a nerd than a moron.
Array ( 7 months ago by playto9)
funny, enjoyed it.
I wanted to know what you do for a living?
Array ( 5 months ago by Goststriker)
YEAH MORE PORN..
More scam sites...
More bullshit website
MORE GAMES!
More etc
Well sounds OK! :D IPv6 Whoohoo
what's a subnet ... ( 3 months ago by YouTvbeSucksMyCock)
what's a subnet mommy?
Are you very small ... ( 3 months ago by montaramike)
Are you very small or are those large monitors?
lol at 3:03 he says ... ( 3 months ago by JeMaAlNa)
lol at 3:03 he says "IPv8" (i pee V8)
rubbish video, u ... ( 2 months ago by mominnawaz1)
rubbish video, u dont now anything.! from CCIE
Simply put, IPv6 ... ( 4 weeks ago by noodle32)
Simply put, IPv6 will allow more internet addresses to be distributed to a larger scale of computer networks than a class A, B and C network would currently be able to allow. This would also affect the scale of subnet masks available as this aspect would also need to be expanded as well.
- IPv6 has been addressed as more secure because additional security layers have been additionally designed into the protocol.
- As quantum ... ( 4 weeks ago by noodle32)
- As quantum encryption has been established as a much more secure feature in the transmission of data between computers, IPv6 has been claimed to be able to handle this much more complex security feature more effectively. IPv6 has also been claimed to take advantage of RSA 1024-bit encryption to also allow a much more robust means of security.
- Many hardware and ... ( 4 weeks ago by noodle32)
- Many hardware and software manufacturers have discussed this eventual tranition in order to integrate its compatibility in a way in which backwards compatibility will be possible during the transition, but IPv4 will eventually become unsupported as IPv6 becomes more popular.
- This is a very technical transition because it involves the cooperation of many computer manufacturers in the industry to participate in order to ensure the best rollout plan possible.
- One factor that ... ( 4 weeks ago by noodle32)
- One factor that would be majorly affected by this transition would be addressed by Cisco. They would have to completely change the architecture of their routers because the transition of their routing tables would be affected by this transition.
- Microsoft, Apple, Novell, Linux and Unix would have to enable the protocol to be available in their operating systems to ensure the highest potential compatibility.
They're 30". ( 1 week ago by helimeef)
They're 30".



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