Correct!

It will support an astronomical number of Internet addresses (3.2 x 10^38).

IPv4 will run out when it reaches 4+ billion.

There are already 7 billion people on this Earth.

I just test my office ipv4 vs ipv6. I found out ipv4 faster.

Really ah?

I didn't know.

I was using an ASUS RT-N12D1 router with IPv6 fully running on it with Unifi.

No problems.

Didn't feel the IPv6 "slowness".

It not slow. But ipv4 faster.
U can try yrself. Just something like <1MBps.

This post has been edited by khusyairi: May 23 2016, 04:15 PM

I can't try because IPv6 is not functioning on my new router.

Hmm..mine V2 but casing is like current model (dark blue)
Opposite ...sigh

Nevermind la. ipv4 also ok.
Even if total world population is 7bil. Only 40% world population get internet access & only less 5% people online at a time. Still a lot ip address available.
So u only need to worry about 1pv6 maybe 10 years from now. Maybe that time u already own new router.

is there any websites which is only accessible using ipv6? I dun think so right? Yeah, frankly, i dun see the benefit either...

denimblue, why do you want ipv6 ar? I am curious, maybe there's something i am missing here.

Because I used to have IPv6 running perfectly on my previous ASUS RT-N12D1 router.

It is old and not a gigabit router like the new TL-WR1043ND. Wifi also weaker.