IPv6 will never happen. We will continue to fudge IPv4, until IPv4.1, then IPv4++, then eventually IPv4.999999. I don't know what is the right answer, but I am pretty confident that IPv6 isn't it.
My task list includes providing IPv6 support in our products at work, but priority is low and no customer has asked for it yet. Ten years ago there was a panic about the world running out of IP address space, but it never happened. What we got in this country was a less wasteful use of the available address space.
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