Hello, Since there won't be any available IPV4 IPs in the next 4-5 month I wondered if Ispconfig was ready for the change and if so, is there a topic talking about IPV4 => IPV6 migration ? Regards, Neutrino
Please see here for the current implementation status: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=48828 But its not the case that no ipv4 addresses will be available anymore in 4-5 months to enduers or hosters, as far as I know, in 4-5 months the last large chunks of IP addresses will be delegated to the country ripe / registries. So there will be no new addresses available anymore, but carriers and the country ripes ahv still a stock of IP's and reuse also blocks of IP's. E.g. here in germany, most enduser internet connections do not even support ipv6. So running a server on a ipv6 address would currently mean that a few percent of the users worldwide can access the server.
IPv4 last grab is already starting to happen. When the last /8 is grabbed by each LIR they will only be able to request a final and last /22 if their request reasons are met no matter if they have a valid reason to grab a larger netblock. IPv6 is definately something that should be given highest priority and ISPConfig should be among the largest supporters of it if you want to grab a fair share of a new market opening up (namely, IPV6 conversions).
