Am 17.06.26 um 08:46 schrieb Vasilenko Eduard via NANOG:
I did believe too that the absence of redundancy for SMB/SOHO is the blocking factor for IPv6 deployment (and send a few messages here).
No, it isn't. Changes are the blocking factors there. If something works and does its job, it will not be changed until it doesn't anymore. This applies to other protocols (e.g. TLS for HTTPS, SMTP, etc.) too.
It also applies to operating system upgrade or firmware on networking devices. It will not be updated until a feature (or bugfix) is really necessary. BTDT.
-- Gruß Marco Muell und Spam bitte an [email protected]
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