TBH one could argue its arguments were never valid. There’s no way to incrementally extend IPv4, because every endpoint still on the “old” version will be unable to talk to endpoints on the “new” version. That’s was much true 20 years ago as it is today.
TBH one could argue its arguments were never valid. There’s no way to incrementally extend IPv4, because every endpoint still on the “old” version will be unable to talk to endpoints on the “new” version. That’s was much true 20 years ago as it is today.