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To add to this, what I would like to see in IPv6 personally: 1) Ability to get a personal prefix as a private individual or a small company (not a LIR or LIR-s
by peanut-walrus 5y ago
To add to this, what I would like to see in IPv6 personally:
1) Ability to get a personal prefix as a private individual or a small company (not a LIR or LIR-sponsored)
2) Ability to use that prefix with any ISP I choose - similar to how a consumer can migrate their cellphone number to a different provider.
3) RFC 6275 actually implemented
There are other bits and pieces, but I believe if these with 3 things were done, IPv6 would actually have a "killer app" which would make a strong argument for migrating over to v6.
- maccolgan 5y ago1&2 is easy to do with PI addresses, but you are making the broad assumption that ISPs are moral enough to not nickle and dime you