> From: Fernando Gont [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2012 3:31 PM

> >> My take is that the decision about whether to deploy v6 is (and
> >> should) happen as a result of something else, and not just to address
> >> these issues.
> > [WEG] I agree, however, my view is that this is yet one more reason
> > that should contribute to the decision to deploy IPv6, rather than
> > being evaluated independently from that discussion. I think we agree
> > that the message of this document is "IPv6 is here, and it may be on
> > your 'IPv4-only' network, you need to consider the security
> > implications." What I'm suggesting is that there's an added thing
> > which is "IPv6 deployments are happening, and this idea of filtering
> > the traffic is a temporary solution to protect your network until you
> > deploy IPv6." Perhaps with some qualifier about the fact that some
> > networks will have justification to remain IPv4-only for longer than
> > others, but this should be the exception rather than the default.
>
> So, have about including something along those lines in the intro. i.e.
>
> "IPv6 deployments are happening, and thus filtering IPv6 traffic to
> mitigate IPv6 security implications on IPv4 networks is a temporary
> solution to protect your network until you deploy IPv6. In some
> exceptional cases (such as e.g. military operations networks), this
> approach to mitigating the aforementioned security implications could be
> thought of as a longer-term strategy."
>
> > Would the above changes address your concerns?

[WEG] yes, thanks a lot

Wes George

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