[AusNOG] IPv6

[Colin Stubbs]

Hi Chris

Any chance you want to fix the links on your website? Or at least make the
site backwards (fail) compatible by way of a halfway decent 404 message?

p.s. It's 2015, HTML5 exists, and good (not terrible) web UI design isn't
expensive any more.

p.p.s. Or is your willingness to pay for that equal only to zero $ too?

p.p.p.s. You're wrong in so many ways. The most startlingly obvious being
IPvAnything has nothing to do with NBN.

-Colin

On 1 April 2015 at 00:49, Chris Hurley <chris at minopher.net.au> wrote:

> While I appreciate the horse has well and truly bolted the BIGGEST mistake
> in IPv6 was not making it backwardly compatible with IPv4. If your a
> purest IPv6 is great but 'they' forget about legacy devices and the IDtenT
> issue. You might be Steven Hawkins but you have to bring the people with
> you, or at least allow for their level of understanding and willingness to
> pay.
>
> Which to be blunt is zero $.
>
> Second mistake was not making the NBN IPv6 only. This was a chance to draw
> a line in the sand, rather than say for an extreme example "You can run
> AppleTalk over it". Which under the current spec you technically can, mind
> you Apple has dropped this ages ago from their support protocols.
>
> So given we have run out of IPv4 addresses what is the NBN proposing?
>
> Or is the new NAT scheme the saviour? Rather than making some real hard
> calls.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Chris Hurley BE (Elec), MBA
> Director
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> On 31/03/15 4:48 PM, "Mark Andrews" <marka at isc.org> wrote:
>
> >
> >In message <551A2AC3.5030604 at apcs.com.au>, Joseph Goldman writes:
> >>
> >> On the flip side - all it would take would be either Google or Facebook
> >> or <other massive service> to announce they are going IPv6 only in x
> >> months and uptake would be pretty quick, but no one with commercial
> >> interests would ever do that, and anything with non-commercial
> >>interests
> >> is too small to make that dent.
> >
> >Lots of ISP's only talk IPv6 to the CPE device.  IPv4 is a service
> >on top of IPv6.  This model also works well in data centers.  If
> >you travel around the world your devices may have configured
> >themselves to do this without you noticing.
> >
> >Mark
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