But the desktop/laptop/phone/printer was the EASIEST thing to change in that 30 year history. And it would have been the easiest thing to demand a change req from a company for.
Yes: but the process would have been exactly the same whether for a hypothetical IPv4+ or the IPng/IPv6 that was decided on; pushing new code to every last corner of the IP universe.
How could it have been otherwise given the original network structures were all of fixed lengths of 32 bits?
Yes: but the process would have been exactly the same whether for a hypothetical IPv4+ or the IPng/IPv6 that was decided on; pushing new code to every last corner of the IP universe.
How could it have been otherwise given the original network structures were all of fixed lengths of 32 bits?