EDIT: Looks like I was wrong when I thought IPv6 was backwards compatible
IPv6 is backwards compatible so why would we "finally roll off IPv4"? IPv6 has been "here" in production for over a decade, and has seen slow adoption. I suspect it may be another 8-10 years until IPv6 gets close to a majority, but wouldn't IPv4 still be in-use?
What would force a roll off of IPv4?
Either way, I too would like to know more about how IPv4 space has appreciated/depreciated in the past decade
IPv6 is backwards compatible so why would we "finally roll off IPv4"? IPv6 has been "here" in production for over a decade, and has seen slow adoption. I suspect it may be another 8-10 years until IPv6 gets close to a majority, but wouldn't IPv4 still be in-use?
What would force a roll off of IPv4?
Either way, I too would like to know more about how IPv4 space has appreciated/depreciated in the past decade