> Your public little IPv6 network still goes through a router and that device can control the flow of traffic, through routing and firewalling. And you can't s

> Your public little IPv6 network still goes through a router and that device can control the flow of traffic, through routing and firewalling. And you can't setup neither routing nor firewalling because of random ip addresses. There are two types of people: 1) excited about ipv6 2) actually managing networks