On 03-13-22 23:13, Flavio Bessa wrote to All <=-
Hello folks,
Our BBSing experiences in Brazil are being affected by a decision taken
by some ISPs a few months ago: Many of them are not offering public
IPv4 addresses anymore, which is affecting the capabilities of some systems to be accessed.
That happened with Ninho do Abutre, from our fellow sysop Mauro Veiga.
We are trying to come up with solutions to his issue... The only things
I can think of would be migrating his system to IPV6 (if available by
his ISP) or establishing a VPN towards another system in the cloud with public IPv4s available.
Has any of you faced a similar issue? Any other things that we can try
it out?
Our BBSing experiences in Brazil are being affected by a decision
taken by some ISPs a few months ago: Many of them are not
offering public IPv4 addresses anymore, which is affecting the
capabilities of some systems to be accessed.
I think we'll be seeing more of this. :(
... Copper wire was invented by two Ferengi fighting over a penny.
On 03-23-22 11:40, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
No doubt we eill see more of it. I see no reason for the ":(" though.
IPv6 is the future and we have seen that it is very well doable to run
a Fidonet node on IPv6 without a public IPv4 address. The list of IPv6 capable nodes has grown to over a hundred and that is enough for
critical mass. What should have happened ten years ago will now become unavoidable. With a going rate of EUR 50 for a public IPv4 address providers that have run out of IPv4 will have no choice but to offer
IPv6 to their customers.
If you have any IPv4 to spare, better sell it now before the bubble bursts. :-)
... Copper wire was invented by two Ferengi fighting over a penny.
Really? The Belgians say is was invented by the Dutch...
If you have any IPv4 to spare, better sell it now before the
bubble bursts. :-)
Got plenty, none of it's mine though. My /28 belongs to a networking group, and my /24 belongs to ARDC.
... Copper wire was invented by two Ferengi fighting over a
penny.
Really? The Belgians say is was invented by the Dutch...
Hmm, not sure what that's about. :P
Do Australians make jokes about New Zealanders and vice versa? It is the same between the Dutch and the Belgians...
Do Australians make jokes about New Zealanders and vice versa? It is
the same between the Dutch and the Belgians...
Does that really count though? Everybody makes fun of the Dutch.
On 03-27-22 14:33, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
That /24 may not last forever. ARDC has already sold a substantial part of their original /8 and with a going price of $50 for an IPv4 address they may be tempted to sell more before the bubble burst.
It does not take a crystal ball to see that the IPv4 trade is a bubble that WILL burst in the foreseeable future.
Do Australians make jokes about New Zealanders and vice versa? It is
the same between the Dutch and the Belgians...
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