An article by Scott Bradner, NetworkWorld.
It is now a bit more than 18 years since Frank Kastenholtz first noticed that assignments of one class of IP addresses would soon outrun supply. This observation led the press to think that the Internet was running out of all IP addresses (it was not) and to the IETFinitiating a process to develop a "next generation" Internet protocol that would have vastly more addresses so that it would, in theory, never run out.
A lot of things have changed in the Internet since 1992 but, finally, we are approaching the time when there will be no new IP addresses to assign to new Internet users.
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