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Only if the end state is that the public internet will be dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 forever and everyone will need some form of IPv4 connectivity, either a real IPv4
by geofft 8y ago
Only if the end state is that the public internet will be dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 forever and everyone will need some form of IPv4 connectivity, either a real IPv4 address or NAT to one (from either private IPv4 or private IPv6). Is that the world we want? Have we solved the address space exhaustion problem if that's the route we take?
- BenjiWiebe 8y agoIf 95% was dual stack, we could start getting rid of ipv4.