On 07/11/2012 11:36, Jan Zorz @ go6.si wrote:
So, they are stuck (all of a sudden, what a surprise).
Another option is to start working on IPv6 solutions so the whole thing becomes usable for them - whatever that might be and whatever efforts that may include ;)
At some point this really needs to end.
I agree but we haven't reached that point yet, and as long as these two graphs: https://www.inex.ie/noncms/img/inex-lan1-ipv6-20121107.png https://www.inex.ie/noncms/img/inex-lan1-ipv4-20121107.png ... differ from each other by a factor of 1000, it's unrealistic to say that: - ipv6 is a viable alternative to IPv4 right now - ipv4 is deprecated / legacy / historic / whatever I know that you're not saying this, but other people on this mailing list are. Don't get me wrong either: I'd love to see much more ipv6 penetration and wider deployment, but we are where we are and we need to deal with policies which are relevant to people today. Incidentally, if you strip out the top 10% of the v6 talkers from those graphs above, the ipv6 graph drops by two orders of magnitude. :-| Nick