Matt H. wrote:
This is doubtful .. ipv6 wont be mainstream.. true you can use it now. But
no-one supports it .. nor will they offically support it. There's to much
work, money and time in adjusting and modifying programs for ipv6 ..
I don't think so. Several big corps are supporting it: Sun, Cisco, Nokia
and Microsoft are just a few names. DARPA planned to start
interoperability tests in Jan 2004
(http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/10/22/1755258), and modifying
programs aren't a big trouble, since its API is well standardized (RFC
3493 and RFC 3542). Another good example, Sun already have a source
convertion tool to help developers in their migration. A huge pile of
daemons already works natively in IPv6. Even Quake has a IPv6 port --
both server and client.
Matt H.
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