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Simple answer - Huawei. I know that may sounds controversial, but Huawei employees allocated to manage African networks have zero knowledge of IPv6. One would t
by betaby 2y ago
Simple answer - Huawei. I know that may sounds controversial, but Huawei employees allocated to manage African networks have zero knowledge of IPv6. One would think they are trained in China and should know IPv6, but in practice that's not the case.
- hnuser123456 2y agoI worked for a registry for a while, and we'd have people who didn't really understand how any of this works making huge offers for huge chunks of IPv4. It happened more than once that I explained that IPv6 also exists, also can identify your computers on the internet, and is essentially free and unlimited, but you'll need your engineers to learn it.