What is IPv4?

IPv4 is the version of the Internet Protocol (IP) most in use today, whose available IP addresses have run out, and are presently being systematically, albeit slowly, replaced by IPv6, the new Internet Protocol mandated for use in U.S. governmental agencies and being phased in throughout the world in stages.

LEARN MORE ABOUT IPv4 AND RELATED TECHNOLOGIES

• Best Practices for Successful IP Address Management (IPAM) – White Paper
• Top Reasons Why Enterprises Must Automate DNS, DHCP and IPAM – White Paper
• Infoblox IP Address Management – Visibility, Control & Automation – White Paper

FROM THE INFOBLOX COMMUNITY

• Still Using DHCP On Your Routers? You Can’t Do That With IPv6
• How Docker Networking Works and the Importance of IPAM Functionality
• Don’t Forget One Critical Piece When Modernizing Service Providers’ NFV and SDN Architecture