Le 03/04/2010 17:44, Mark Andrews a écrit : > > You turn IPv6 on a service at a time. Turn it on for delay tolerent > services. e.g. SMTP. Turn it of for services which try different > servers quickly. e.g. DNS. Turn it on for the client side. There > may be few place to connect to now but the ratio of good to bad > will get better as more people turn up IPv6 as a production service > on the client side. > >
This works exactly in line with what I have been suggesting my corporate clients should do when they are looking at implementing IPv6. A copy of my presentation slides can be found on: http://www.slideshare.net/ocl999/suggestion-for-an-ipv6-roll-out Turning the delay tolerant services on, migrating such services to dual stack, enables personnel to gain real IPv6 traffic & admin experience with minimal potential disruption - at low cost. I realise that I am digressing from the matter in the subject, so I'll stop here. Kindest regards, Olivier -- Olivier MJ Crépin-Leblond, PhD http://www.gih.com/ocl.html
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