1200 days is when the last RIR runs out. Yours, or that of your customers, will run out earlier!
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IPv6: Earlier than 1200 days...
I think that's roughly when IANA runs out, the RIRs will distribute their space after that. Depending on global policy making, some RIRs will run out of their pools in a few months, some may have space to give out for a few years.
NAT
what is ipv4 vs ipv6
IPv6
If greedy Americans could learn to share, maybe IPv4 address space would last a bit longer.
how abt IPV8
why not directly switch to IPV8. if we do so,this same situation would not occur for atleast 50yrs or so. and this according to me will be carried out in approx same budget!!
ipv4 ipv6 ??
i dont see the whole shenanigan about ipv4 and 6 why cant the IETF just make the two protocol versions compatible so that every one retains his/her ip and new ip's be made ipv6