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North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America have all run out of IPv4 addresses and global Internet. IPv6 traffic will reach the 50% tipping point by 2018. Is your business ready to adopt IPv6? Because of the explosion of mobile devices and the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT). Cisco predicts 20 billion connected devices by 2020. Why are we running out? What’s the biggest difference between IPv4 and IPv6? How will a lack of an IPv6 adoption plan impact your business? drone robot smart-wearable camera smart-phone fit band laptop smart-watch tablet e-reader Cloud-based IT initiatives impacted Massive scale of cloud architectures will rely on IPv6. The Internet of Things requires IPv6 IoT will bring tens of billions of new devices online, a number of devices that can only be supported with IPv6. Business potential blocked Latent business intelligence leading to new services and cost savings is locked up in assets (the “things” of the impending Internet of Things). Website accessibility Most new Internet users are using mobile devices with IPv6 addresses. Their user experience on your website will depend on whether IPv6 is enabled for it. Increased costs Additional routable IPv4 addresses must be purchased (at $9–$12 USD per address, currently). Is Your Business IPv6 Ready? IPv6 may not be affecting your business now, but it will soon. SUCCESSFUL IPv6 MIGRATION STARTS NOW! Transition with confidence. Learn more about IPv6 migration and how to plan a successful migration at infoblox.com. IPv6 IPv4 79 billion billion billion times more addresses in IPv6 than in IPv4! If IPv4 were the size of a deck of cards, IPv6 would be the size of the Earth! Potential security breaches IPv6 is already running on your corporate LAN (on by default with all major OSes). If not managed, this may lead to security breaches. ©2015 Infoblox Inc. All right reserved.
Transcript of Is Your Business IPv6 Ready? - infoblox.com€¦ · How will a lack of an IPv6 adoption plan impact...
North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America have all run out of IPv4 addresses and global Internet. IPv6 traffic will reach the 50% tipping point by 2018. Is your business ready to adopt IPv6?
Because of the explosion of mobile devices and the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT). Cisco predicts 20 billion connected devices by 2020.
Why are we running out?
What’s the biggest difference between IPv4 and IPv6?
How will a lack of an IPv6 adoption plan impact your business?
drone
robot
smart-wearable
camera
smart-phonefit band
laptop
smart-watch
tablet
e-reader
Cloud-based IT initiatives impacted
Massive scale of cloud architectures will rely on IPv6.
The Internet of Things requires IPv6
IoT will bring tens of billions of new devices online, a number of devices that can only be supported with IPv6.
Business potential blocked
Latent business intelligence leading to new services and cost savings is locked up in assets (the “things” of the impending Internet of Things).
Website accessibility
Most new Internet users are using mobile devices with IPv6 addresses. Their user experience on your website will depend on whether IPv6 is enabled for it.
Increased costs
Additional routable IPv4 addresses must be purchased (at $9–$12 USD per address, currently).
Is Your Business IPv6 Ready?
IPv6 may not be affecting your business now, but it will soon.SUCCESSFUL IPv6 MIGRATION STARTS NOW!
Transition with confidence. Learn more about IPv6 migration andhow to plan a successful migration at infoblox.com.
IPv6IPv4
79 billion billion billion times more addressesin IPv6 than in IPv4!
If IPv4 were the size of a deck of cards, IPv6 would be the size of the Earth!
Potential security breaches
IPv6 is already running on your corporate LAN (on by default with all major OSes). If not managed, this may lead to security breaches.
©2015 Infoblox Inc. All right reserved.
