Am Montag 20 Dezember 2010, 14:55:41 schrieb Alessandro Vesely: > At any rate, It wouldn't be bad > if the "default accept, deny from blacklisted" typical of IPv4 SMTP > servers will turn into "default deny, allow from whitelisted" during > the transition to IPv6.
Well, no, that would be the most stupid thing that could happen. That would turn the internet into a "pay to get connected" scenario. Then, mail communication would be a matter of 100 huge companies and noone else can operate a private or small-business mailserver without paying to get listed on whitelists. But that's totally out of scope. Some people think of IPv6 as some magic voodoo. But it's just a new protocol on layer 3. If a system is connected to a IPv6 enabled router and you use modern software, everything just uses IPv6 without any worries. Bernd
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