Brian,

I think the reason for the small number of responses was that you never clarified if you were talking about hosts, routers, or both.
Hmmm....

I never received any requests for clarification, so I don't agree that it was confusing. Do you know of anyone personally that chose not to answer because of this?

Yes, right after you sent the poll.  See:

  http://www1.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/ipv6/current/msg08529.html

I thought it was odd you didn't respond.

Bob


I would not have thought anyone uses autoconfig for routers - the thought never occurred to me.

As for the poll -  I was talking only of hosts.
Most people ignored your poll. For example, on my home network I statically configure the router and use autoconfig for all the hosts. It wasn't clear how to answer.

Autoconfig. I'll add your answer to the results. :-)
The result of this is that I don't think you can draw any valid conclusions from your poll.
Since it is a straw poll, the respondents being self-selecting, the conclusions are applicable only to the small sample set.

That is why it is a straw poll - it's only a vague litmus test, not anything meant to be conclusive per se.

If you think you'd get more answers, feel free to do a straw poll yourself, of course. I'd be interested to see if the results differ significantly.

Brian


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