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No we couldn't, because, despite its name, IPv6—just like it's predecessor—functions as a network protocol and can't support internetworking at all. Consider R
by no_identd 7y ago
No we couldn't, because, despite its name, IPv6—just like it's predecessor—functions as a network protocol and can't support internetworking at all.
Consider RINA and/or GNUnet instead. IPv6 just represents a bandaid.