> I don't recall what Vint Cerf's position was. But attributing the last few decades of IP dysfunction to 1970's choices seems... incomplete. Yeah, I don't rea

> I don't recall what Vint Cerf's position was. But attributing the last few decades of IP dysfunction to 1970's choices seems... incomplete. Yeah, I don't really think Cerf's decision really applies to the blunder that is IPv6. There were other options available to the IPng team that were foregone for SIPP knowing there was absolutely no transition/migration plan whereas the others had at least given this area some consideration. I'm sort of expecting in year 40 of this attempt to transition to IPv6, we'll collectively realise it's a losing battle and look at future Internet architectures as salvation.