Secondo ISP-Planet, Microsoft spinge su IPv6.
Ragioni offerte: entro il 2009 verranno esauriti gli indirizzi IP registrati. Argomenti a sostegno di questa tesi: nessuno.
Da quando è stato introdotto il NAT, la scarsità di indirizzi tanto paventata non si è mai materializzata. E allora? Leggi più avanti:
“Like many in the IT world, Microsoft visionaries foresee a day when the PC becomes the heart of an all-purpose communications system. This PC, which may be as large as a laptop or as small as a cell phone, would allow voice communication, the delivery of video or text content, as well as any possible combination of these media. This same device could also communicate with other types of devices including computers in automobiles, home stereos, and even refrigerators.
In order to create this brave new world of interconnectivity, every device would need its own, unique IP address. Without this address, connecting to the device and staying connected while moving is difficult and, in some cases, impossible. As Microsoft sees it, existing applications and networking protocols don’t work with changing IP addresses.”
Quale sarà il problema primo in un mondo dove anche le tue mutande hanno un indirizzo IP? La privacy, la sicurezza, l’identità.
Chi offre questo servizio? Microsoft Passport.
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