Thomas;
> The
> other changes/benefits (simplified autoconfiguration, improved
> mobility, tools to help with renumbering, etc.) while important, are
> secondary.
Huh? Compared to IPv4 equivalent, all the three features of IPv6
are unnecessarily complex without necessary functionalities.
> > IPv6 is only rationally justified as a modest but necessary
> > enhancement to IPv4,
>
> I agree with this, and suspect that much of the core IPv6 community
> does as well.
That's a silly statement.
Committees add all the features considered by some a modest but
necessary enhancement, of course.
Masataka Ohta
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambivalence towar... Vernon Schryver
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambivalence ... Robert Elz
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambivalence ... Brian E Carpenter
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambivale... Masataka Ohta
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambivalence towar... Vernon Schryver
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambivalence ... Thomas Narten
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambivale... Rahul Banerjee
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambi... Thomas Narten
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambi... RJ Atkinson
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambivale... Masataka Ohta
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambi... Brian E Carpenter
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ... Masataka Ohta
- Re: Deployment vs the IPv6 community's ambivalence towar... Vernon Schryver
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