[MLB-WIRELESS] [Fwd: [NEWS-L] AARNet IPv6 Migration Broker ex perimental service]

[paul van den bergen]

On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 08:20 am, Tony Langdon wrote:
> > I guess this will reopen that old IPv6 can of worms again. Flame on :)
>
> I'm gonna reconfigure my IPv6 support.  AARNet is a LOT closer than
> freenet6, and I get super performance to AARNet :-)
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what he said...

actually, I am just in the process of working out IPv6 mobility for my work 
testbed... so soon I will be an all singing all dancing IPv6 guru...

IMHO:
Melb wireless should support IPv6 connectivity.
that does not mean not supporting IPv4 connectivity.
Nor does it assist in deciding on routing and network configuration issues.  
Alright, perhaps it does, but the issue of routing and network layout is 
substantially independant of IPv6 v's IPv4 that the two can be considered 
seperately.

what weas the arguement against IPv6 again? please? 

-- 
Dr Paul van den Bergen
Centre for Advanced Internet Architectures
caia.swin.edu.au
pvandenbergen at swin.edu.au
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