[ppml] 240/4

Richard is absolutely correct, let's  move on.
 
This is also what I just tried to reflect in my little column for the month of May for the Go6 website.
 
see   http://www.go6.net/4105/news-details.asp?news_id=593
 
I very much like Paul Vixie's earlier comment :
 
"there is no future for IPv4 nor any reason to reserve or experiment. we're 

just looking for some fumes to breathe while we finally take IPv6 seriously"

Yves Poppe

 


  

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De : ppml-bounces at arin.net [mailto:ppml-bounces at arin.net]De la part de Richard Wooten
Envoyé : Saturday, May 05, 2007 9:48 AM
À : Marshall Eubanks
Cc : ppml at arin.net
Objet : Re: [ppml] 240/4


Please guys, your beating a dead horse.  There needs to be a date set for the move to IPv6
and be done with it, do I like it, no, but it is the correct move to make.


Best Regards,
Richard



Marshall Eubanks wrote: 

On May 5, 2007, at 12:55 AM,  vixie at vix.com wrote:



  

How much of the /4 would we need for rfc1918 type space?  Would a / 

6 be

enough?

      

i don't think so.  the folks who find 10/8 inadequate want a LOT  

LOT LOT

more, not just a little more.

    



In that case, why don't they adopt v6 and be done with it ?



Regards

Marshall



  

It might be wise to save the rest of it for future, as yet  

unimagined use.

I wonder if any of the various encapsulation approaches to id/ 

locator split

could make use of some of that space.

      

there is no future for IPv4 nor any reason to reserve or  

experiment.  we're

just looking for some fumes to breathe while we finally take IPv6  

seriously.

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