Jim, > Yes, his data was taken just before/as Comcast put its relays into > production; it's not what we see on that network. Before then, almost > all traffic went through some poor server in Wisconsin, as I remember. > It sucked. > > There is a self fulfilling prophesy here: if no one has decentr elays, > then 6to4 is never usable, and then we should deprecate it. If it is > deprecated, why should anyone put in 6to4 relays? > > Be that as it may, I suspect we should be more clever about whether it > gets turned on automatically or not, maybe by whether the address is > from an address range where we have some evidence of decent relays being > available.
from a 6to4 router perspective you have no idea. the return relays are not under your control. nor are they under your ISPs control. in the homenet context you also need border discovery for this function. as you really do not want to enable it on all internal routers. (in the case of global v4 addressing). but seriously, just remove it from the build. cheers, Ole _______________________________________________ homenet mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/homenet
