In einer eMail vom 08.03.2010 05:50:56 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt tony...@tony.li:
I want nothing. IPv4 is done. Over. Cooked. Fully toast. It will either enter a black market where we deaggregate and no proposal will help, or we shift to v6 and v4 is irrelevant. In either case, we're not in time to do anything significant for v4. And we still need a v6 solution, that's clearly higher priority. Well, in case IETF gives up IPv4, then other standardisation bodies will happily take over, I guess. MPLS has been launched for rather minor objectives (compared with keeping IPv4 alive). It could launch another type of MPLS which is based on globally significant "labels" (such as the TARA-locator :-) rather than on locally significant labels! It would guarantee eternal life for IPv4 (because globally uniqueness of the IPv4 address wouldn't be necessary anymore). Quo vadis, IPv6, in that case ? Heiner
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