Countdown to launch IPv6 Begins

Finally Its Time to launch IPV6 

So With Increasing Internet Users IPV4 Is running Out Of Addresses .

which Was Introduced To Provide 32 bit Address.

In IPV4 32 binary bits are used to create a single unique address on the network.


Like : 

209.85.175.132 

69.171.229.11

Are Some Of Examples Of IPV4 Addresses.

So At a Time We Can Have 4294967296 Unique Ipv4 Addresses.

But Due To Increasing Traffic, IPV6 will Be introduced Very Soon

Which Is Another standards Version for IP addresses


Ipv6 Will Provide 128 bits Addresses


Like : 1050:0:0:0:5:600:300c:326b


So At A time We Can Have 3.4e 38 Unique Ipv6 Addresses Huge Number :)


How It Will Effect Current Ipv4 Addresses ??


Well, Then There Will Be Different Mapping Techniques To Convert Ipv4 To V6 :)


It Will Not Cause Much Changes To Normal Internet Users .


But Will Definitely Effect Network level .

So Don't Worry You Will Be Browsing And Downloading In Same Way As Your Doing Rite Now. 
:p