IPs are about to RUN OUT!!!

cpa-marketing · Jul 30, 2015

So we all know about IPv4 depletion but now we have hit the final days. Apocalypse is upon us! :/

http://www.networkworld.com/article...-away-from-running-out-of-ipv4-addresses.html

OK so when we run out, what happens to our Proxy servers? Our dedicated IPs? It is now easier to spam? Anyone that has IT information with relation to Blackhat methods, please share it!

Elon Snup · Jul 30, 2015

As stated in the article, we find a smooth way to move to IPV6.

cpa-marketing · Jul 30, 2015

So we wake up and find all the ips IPv6 ?

no fluctuation in prices when buying dedicated ips? all our websites will work for new IPv6 users ? :/ hmm

AbeloHost · Jul 30, 2015

cpa-marketing said:
So we wake up and find all the ips IPv6 ? no fluctuation in prices when buying dedicated ips? all our websites will work for new IPv6 users ? :/ hmm

You'll still be able to use IPv4 addresses for time to come. They will just be harder to find. And IPv6 addresses will be a lot cheaper because it's practically inexhaustible. Already, some hosting providers are providing them for free with virtual and/or dedicated servers. Cannot foretell how it will be in the future, but it definitely doesn't seem like an apocalypse.

pxoxrxn · Jul 30, 2015

AbeloHost said:
You'll still be able to use IPv4 addresses for time to come. They will just be harder to find. And IPv6 addresses will be a lot cheaper because it's practically inexhaustible. Already, some hosting providers are providing them for free with virtual and/or dedicated servers. Cannot foretell how it will be in the future, but it definitely doesn't seem like an apocalypse.

Just submit to the fear buddy.

pirrtaste · Jul 30, 2015

Addresses don't run out, we are constantly rotating, servers that buy 1000 ips and spam on them will quickly rotate to another set.
No one registered new ip addresses anymore and its been this way for 10 years.

AbeloHost · Jul 30, 2015

pxoxrxn said:
Just submit to the fear buddy.

We've got a good reserve of IPv4 addresses to stay optimistic.

SkyrocketSEO · Jul 30, 2015

Remember Y2K? Do you feel embarrassed now for starting this thread?

pxoxrxn · Jul 31, 2015

SkyrocketSEO said:
Remember Y2K? Do you feel embarrassed now for starting this thread?

Y2K was a serious concern. Nothing major happened because allot of engineers predicted it and fixed most of the problems a couple of years beforehand. They also made a shit tone of money while they did it.

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