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Also think about sub networks: your entry point being in IPv6 while the rest remains in IPv4. Even though the use of hostnames is convenient (and encouraged in
by Sarki 10y ago
Also think about sub networks: your entry point being in IPv6 while the rest remains in IPv4.
Even though the use of hostnames is convenient (and encouraged in IPv6) it's already a headache for knowledgeable people to set up, so imagine non tech guys (you're father or your grandma).
Unless we come up with a simple and easy process for this we're still miles away from a full IPv6 world...
- soneil 10y agoHonestly, it's probably easier for your grandparents. It'll just show up one day. it'll just work, and they'll never know it exists. (this isn't just hypothetical - it's already happening)
- chrishacken 10y agoI wouldn't really say that. Our whole network is IPv6 using NAT64 to translate for IPv4 only networks.