Hi Benedict, > Considering the increasing reports of people having problems with > DS-Lite I still hope that at some point organizations providing content > (like webshops or such) will realize that they have to go IPv6.
It is starting. I know of one bank that is enabling IPv6 on their online banking to avoid NAT444/DS-Lite/etc problems. For them the major problem is that their fraud detection algorithm can't do their work properly if everybody keeps coming in over CGN. > What I > find plain weird is that the cloud providers don't realize this as a > huge chance to get (and lock-in...) customers who need an IPv6 solution > on short notice. I agree. There could be a very nice market for them in the near future if they would support IPv6. The CDNs seem to have realised this by now... Cheers, Sander
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