Unfortunately there is way too much political correctness in the sense
of 'leaving people free to choose to do it whenever they feel like
without any penalties', but at the same time is forgotten that nobody
exists alone in the Internet ecosystem and that certain decisions worse
the problem to everybody else.
Fernando
On 30/10/2020 14:48, [email protected] wrote:
The most extreme example is if that person was the very last IPv4 ONLY
network operator. They then complain that their network has been made
useless because everyone else decided to finally turn off IPv4 for
lack of use by everyone except that operator. At that point the
remaining operators of the world would consider the costs of keeping
IPv4 in place just to contact that one remaining operator to be
excessive.
Would it be reasonable for that operator then come to ARIN to suggest
the establishment of an IPv4 requirement for all ARIN members,
otherwise their network is no longer useful for communication? That
answer seems clear to me: NO
Maybe some day we might get close to this goal.
Albert Erdmann
Network Administrator
Paradise On Line Inc.
On Fri, 30 Oct 2020, Seth Mattinen wrote:
On 10/22/20 9:21 PM, Michael Peddemors wrote:
But seriously? First of all there are those who have no business
need to move to IPv6, where IPv4 is all they ever will need, so you
can understand that it will be low on their priority list....
I do not buy any "business case" arguments. If an org is
irresponsible enough to ignore IPv6, that org should be left behind
to fail or eventually get a wake up call. The internet is not a
static thing. It changes, it evolves. Adapt or perish.
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