Cisco to Service Providers: Get Moving Spending on IPv6
It's an expensive proposition. We have a very large number of users who do not own IPv6 capable routers and firewalls. Their vendors won't put out updates for these devices so they are stuck spending money on new ones. In some cases it's $1000+ for a new firewall and right now that's a tough sale for smaller businesses.
reply to camaro92 I predict a lot of cash strapped ISP will take the NAT route and use one Public facing IP and assign customers private IP addresses. -- The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.
