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* Networks originating majority of IPv6 traffic come from universities and research institutions with the exemption of [[free.fr]], a French IPv6 enabled ISP.
* Networks originating majority of IPv6 traffic come from universities and research institutions with the exemption of [[free.fr]], a French IPv6 enabled ISP.
==IPv4 Completely Depleted==
==IPv4 Final Depletion==
On February 3, 2011, the [[ICANN|Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers]] along with the Number Resources Organization ([[NRO]]), the Internet Architecture Board ([[IAB]]) and the Internet Society ([[ISOC]]) informed the global internet community that the remaining IPv4 addresses were all allocated by the Internet Assigned Names and Numbers ([[IANA]])to the Regional Internet Registries [[RIR]]s.ICANN's President and CEO [[Rod Beckstrom]] cited that IPv6 adoption is very important and the internet technical community had been planning and working for a period of time to deploy IPv6 when IPV4 addresses are completely depleted. In addition, [[Raúl Echeberría]], Chairman of the Number Resource Organization ([[NRO]]) emphasized that “Deploying IPv6 is now a requirement, not an option."<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/news/releases/release-03feb11-en.pdf Available Pool of Unallocated IPv4 Internet Addresses Now Completely Emptied]</ref>
On February 3, 2011, the [[ICANN|Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers]] along with the Number Resources Organization ([[NRO]]), the Internet Architecture Board ([[IAB]]) and the Internet Society ([[ISOC]]) informed the global internet community that the remaining IPv4 addresses were all allocated by the Internet Assigned Names and Numbers ([[IANA]])to the Regional Internet Registries [[RIR]]s.ICANN's President and CEO [[Rod Beckstrom]] cited that IPv6 adoption is very important and the internet technical community had been planning and working for a period of time to deploy IPv6 when IPV4 addresses are completely depleted. In addition, [[Raúl Echeberría]], Chairman of the Number Resource Organization ([[NRO]]) emphasized that “Deploying IPv6 is now a requirement, not an option."<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/news/releases/release-03feb11-en.pdf Available Pool of Unallocated IPv4 Internet Addresses Now Completely Emptied]</ref>