On Mon, 13 Aug 2007, Colin Alston wrote:
> It seems I didn't grasp Bill's point clearly, the key word
> being "complete"[IPv6 transition].
I think we're in violent agreement. :-)
The point basically being that regardless of how quickly one completes
one's own transition to IPv6, there will be a lot of people still using
IPv4 out there for a long time, and as such, you and your customers will
continue to need to be dual-stacked for a long time, and as long as your
customers need to be dual-stacked, you'll need to be able to give them
at least a few IPv4 addresses as well as the IPv6 addresses which we hope
they'll be primarily using.
-Bill
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