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> Actually... MIT forcing an entire generation of future engineers to deal with IPv6 Then why are they doing NAT? Edit: Although moving to NAT might push inno
by 0xdeadbeefbabe 9y ago
> Actually... MIT forcing an entire generation of future engineers to deal with IPv6
Then why are they doing NAT?
Edit: Although moving to NAT might push innovation too, or at least some clever hacks. Speaking of that, if you want use a relay to do NAT traversal then is TCP over ARQ (on UDP) as bad as TCP over TCP?
- ajross 9y agoThey're doing NAT for IPv4. The IPv6 network space listed in the slide is publicly routable and almost certainly untranslated. It's possible it's firewalled though.
- kevin_b_er 9y ago> Then why are they doing NAT? Because they sold their IPv4 addresses.
- hawkling 9y agoIndeed! The only reason they're doing this is clearly that they want to sell even more IPv4 addresses. Because even with the current /9, it's more than enough to go around the campus.