You can share ip's it then comes down to the webserver. I use apache with
Vhosts to point to the directories for each of my respective websites even
subdomains such as my CRM etc.
On Mon, Nov 26, 2012 at 6:04 PM, webmaster-Kracked_P_P <
webmaster@krackedpress.com> wrote:
I read your email and was wondering about having all those IP addresses.
Is their any way for some of the domain/sub-domains to share IP addresses
more?
It has been about 10 years since I got a degree in Network Technology, but
I am wondering what it the advantage of having so many IP addresses?
I know that if you have a retail site you should have a non-shared one for
the commerce systems, but what does TDF have that required all those IP
addresses?
I know that a lot of users access systems do not have IPv6 complaint
systems [or access services], so it will be a long time before everyone
will be able to deal with IPv6 addresses. I know my "giant cable modem
company" has not told us anything about having the ability to deal with
IPv6 addresses. So there will be a need for users to access IPv6 servers
with their IPv4 systems. I do not know if TDF has to have the system in
place or the access provider for the IPv6 system will need to have it on
their equipment.
Actually, I do not remember seeing any home or small business routers that
are IPv6 complaint. But I have to looked for about 6 months for one.
The upgrading to IPv6 will be a problem for years to come. Until every
access service has the ability to use those IP addresses, and the users
have equipment that can use them as well, there will be problems dealing
with the IPv4/IPv6 system changeover.
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Hello,
we received the news that our ISP will be much more restrictive about
IPv4 addresses in the near future, probably beginning in early December.
Right now, their pricing is 1 € per extra IP, and for our subnet with 30
usable IPs, we pay 22,50 € per month.
In the worst case, they will charge 5 € per extra IP and month in the
future, which woulde produce additional costs of more than 100 € per
month. We have no pricing details yet, so the above is based on
assumptions.
However, this will mean that very shortly, we might run into the
situation that we can not provide IPv4 addresses generously anymore for
virtual machines, not even for all productive ones.
Ideally, we can at least migrate some internal services exclusively to
IPv6, but this won't work for all public services. In this case, we then
might have to use port forwarding and proxying.
I hope we can avoid most inconveniences, and keep a safe amount of IPv4
addresses, but I wanted to warn all of you already now that the
luxurious situation we are in at the moment might end soon.
It definitely makes sense for anyone who runs testing VMs or internal
services to make yourself comfortable with IPv6 *now*. Should your ISP
not provide native IPv6 connectivity (which unfortunately is true for
most ISPs around the globe), have a look at http://www.tunnelbroker.net,
http://www.sixxs.net or google for "6to4".
Florian
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