On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, Alan Cox wrote:
> > I'm actually with Alexey on IPv6 <-> IPv6 masquerading. It's a horrible
> > hack. If your ISP gives you only a single IPv6 address then they really need
> > to be beaten with a the pointed end of a cluestick.
>
> Expect one address. They can charge lots extra for business service if
> you want several. Its about service differentiation not about cluesticks
And the sad thing is that we did it to ourselves. If we'd migrated to OSI
we could make our own network numbers out of telephone numbers.
[runs away giggling like the madman he is]
Seriously, if you want to see it done right, scrape together some money
and set up a company that does it right. You'll get tons of business and
the others will have to follow suit, just as nearly everybody went to
unlimited connect time after a few breakaways did it.
--
Mark H. Wood, radical centrist OpenPGP ID 876A8B75 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Why do we always draw organization charts upside down?
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