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The “pool” of available IPv4 addresses is almost empty. IPv4 addresses are 32-bit numerical addresses, for example, 10.142.131.235. There are 232, or just over four billion, unique IPv4 addresses. As of 2009, most of these four billion IPv4 addresses had been allocated for use or reserved for a specific technical purpose. Back to top.
