From: Iljitsch van Beijnum (no email)
Date: Thu Oct 04 2007 - 04:42:50 EDT
On 3-okt-2007, at 14:14, John Curran wrote:
>> I'd rather have IPv4 with massive NAT and IPv6 without NAT than
>> both IPv4 and IPv6 with moderate levels of NAT.
> That's great, guys, if "IPv4 with massive levels of NAT" actually
> resembles today's Internet and is actually a viable choice.
It doesn't have to be viable. If it isn't, that's good reason for
people to move to IPv6.
> Once free pool depletion occurs and address reuse enters the equation,
> we've got high demand for block fragmentation and a tragedy
> of the commons situation where everyone's motivations are to
> inject their longer prefixes and yell at others not to do the same.
Good reason to start working on that IPv6 transition plan while there
is still time.
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