The practicality of IPv6

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	== IPv4 Address Exhaustion ==		== IPv4 Address Exhaustion ==
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	== Adoption Rates ==		== Adoption Rates ==
-	== Struggles with Adoption ==	+	=== Worldwide Breakdown ===
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		+	=== Struggles with Adoption ===
	== Scrutiny and Criticism of the Protocol ==		== Scrutiny and Criticism of the Protocol ==
	== References ==		== References ==
		+	# Look, here!
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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
		+	(External Links)
	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
		+	(Internal Links)

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IPv6 is an Internet Layer protocol that is meant to succeed the currently-used IPv4.

Contents 1 IPv4 Address Exhaustion 2 Adoption Rates 2.1 Worldwide Breakdown 2.2 Struggles with Adoption 3 Scrutiny and Criticism of the Protocol 4 References 5 External Links 6 See Also

IPv4 Address Exhaustion

How to reference: ^{[ 1 ]}

Adoption Rates

Worldwide Breakdown

Struggles with Adoption

Scrutiny and Criticism of the Protocol

References

1. Look, here!

External Links

(External Links)

See Also

(Internal Links)