IPv4 allocations-not many left

Rik · Apr 05, 2010, 14:59:27

I don't know the official figure, tbh, but based on a 'survey' of neighbours, friends and relatives, I'd say about 2/3rds.

adamr8965 · Apr 05, 2010, 15:03:57

that's alot even my gran has got the internet and she in her late 70's

Steve · Apr 05, 2010, 15:04:33

GB will know?

Rik · Apr 05, 2010, 15:07:15

Team GB or miserable old git GB?

adamr8965 · Apr 05, 2010, 15:10:04

old git gb maybe.

Rik · Apr 05, 2010, 15:10:50

Very likely.

Rik · Apr 05, 2010, 15:13:36

The official figure is 63%, so not a bad guess on my part:

http://www.statistics.gov.uk/cci/nugget.asp?ID=8

adamr8965 · Apr 05, 2010, 15:15:54

how many of them are with talktalk and sky.

Rik · Apr 05, 2010, 15:16:48

Too many.

adamr8965 · Apr 05, 2010, 15:19:35

correct answer

Simon · Apr 05, 2010, 18:34:52

Whxt happened to IPv5?

Rik · Apr 05, 2010, 18:35:15

It was tried and abandoned.

adamr8965 · Apr 05, 2010, 18:44:33

why what happened with it?

Rik · Apr 05, 2010, 18:51:34

I don't know. It didn't prove robust enough or, more likely, the growth in connections indicated it wouldn't last long.

Gary · Apr 06, 2010, 01:42:41

Quote from: wecpcs on Apr 05, 2010, 12:53:33
I have just been looking into this since I noticed somewhere that AAISP are dropping IPv4 completely.
Colin

I think that was an April fool AAISP style

Along with Apples iHTML

wecpcs · Apr 06, 2010, 14:16:06

Quote from: Gary on Apr 06, 2010, 01:42:41
I think that was an April fool AAISP style Along with Apples iHTML

I think you are right as the item regarding it has now disappeared from their News section

Colin