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Originally Posted by Thunder22
No.
Almost every company in the world uses a 10.x.x.x ip scheme internally and only has a handful of "real" non 10.x.x.x addresses.
This has nothing to do with XP, I was just using Vista and Win7 as an example. OSX, Solaris, Linux, they all suppot ipv6, as do any routers manufactured in the last 5-10 years. And if they don't support it, an IOS upgrade should take care of it.
Are there exceptions? Sure. But I wouldn't expect an windfall in betting on cisco stock because of it.
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got it. This is why i come to this forum--great information, thanks thunder
funny, i'm running XP, so i went to command prompt and did ipconfig, no ipv6 for me, however, just did it on my friends comp with windows 7, and it showed up.
also, typed in
www.v6.facebook.com on my computer, not found, but on his it went right to facebook. its time for a new OS!