Hi,
> there are people who don't think it's prudent engineering to break the net
> ...
> of course there are folk with the opposite opinion.
I, as "normal Internetuser", having heard about IPV6 for the first time
about five years ago, but knowing not much about its internals, have always
wondered in how much shying away of performing the transition helps when
the thing you want to migrate grows exponentially. Thinking and testing a
bit longer will reduce the number of problems you will encounter, but
having to migrate a larger population will make the remaining problems
painfuller.
claudio
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