Carlos Friaças via ipv6-wg <[email protected]> writes: > CIDR. > People that thought that terminology to students over the years really > fumbled...
years ago? It's till taught. Did a entry level Juniper Certification some time ago and they asked which Class 10.10.10.10 belongs to. Sure CIDR turned 26 last month but hey. >> But it's DHCPv6. Not DHCP! It works differently. And Android does not >> support it. Enterprise Customers want DHCP! > > Is it unfixable...? The Android side? No. Use google. You should find a discussion with a couple thousand posting on this topic. On the Enterprise side? I wouldn't bet on it. >>> 6. Dots and colon, what's the difference? >> >> I have do change my regex. > > The world is all about changes :-) "I've been working in the IT buissnes for 25 years and nothing has changed!" - I heared this more then once. > No, it's really the most robust planetary system. It can suffer attacks > (it did, it does) but is still pretty much does the job. People remember wired problems with DNS and people don't understand DNS. "I need to put the IP into my DNS Server" - The guy meant %systemroot%\sytem32\drivers\etc\hosts >> And in enterprise >> networks it probably done by another team. > > So? Teams inside the same organisation are supposed to speak :-) Supposed is the right word. In theory yes, in reality most often not. Jens -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Delbrueckstr. 41 | 12051 Berlin, Germany | +49-151-18721264 | | http://blog.quux.de | jabber: [email protected] | --------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
