Ipv4 addresses are being ranked by their reputation. This is a good thing, at least right now, as it makes scammers/spammers/hackers/ddosers lives more expensive to acquire fresh addresses. This can only exist when a shortage exists.
Ipv4 addresses are being ranked by their reputation. This is a good thing, at least right now, as it makes scammers/spammers/hackers/ddosers lives more expensive to acquire fresh addresses. This can only exist when a shortage exists.
No it is not. More and more people share addresses so more people would be affected and it would just move the problem elsewhere.
You know that if everyone in the world wants to have a dedicated, unshared IPv4, it is mathematically impossible. Bragging about it is showing your privilege and sense of entitlement. What makes you special that you deserve a dedicated IPv4?
Then you have other providers like Vultr that do weird things like not statically route your /64 prefix to your instance which kind of defeats the entire point of having a /64.