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IPv6 is a good case in point where the basic architecture of the
protocol, namely as an end-to-end address-based datagram
architecture, has become an imperfect fit for a client-server
network that makes extensive use of replicated service delivery
platforms.
Today's network is undertaking a transformation to a name-based
network, and running out of addresses to the extent that it is no
longer possible to uniquely address every attached client, is no
longer the catastrophic event that we once thought it would be. We
appear to have attached some 30B devices in today's Internet, yet
in terms of IPv4 use, we have achieved this using a little over 3B
unique IPv4 addresses visible in the routing system.
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