IPv6 IS IPv4 with more bits.
On the contrary it is much more if you go down behind the user and look
at the protocol and implementation. It depends on ones view. I am
debating this with Geoff now on his Myth article and there will another
article soon.
In that sense you are probably right. But for the end-user, network manager or the Carrier financial department, it's just more bits. There are a number of ways that we have changed HOW things are done, but it's still the same things.
And, I think this is a _positive_ thing which actually helps IPv6 getting deployed. People not knowing much about Internet doesn't have to buy another $1k/day training just because they have to enter other "things" in their computers.
Yes, I don't think I was clear on that.
- kurtis -
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