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Because there's no way to make that one connection that works well. IPv6 transitional state is fundamentally less stable than IPv4. If you mean that one connec
by cyberax 3mo ago
Because there's no way to make that one connection that works well. IPv6 transitional state is fundamentally less stable than IPv4.
If you mean that one connection should be able to use multiple address families and addresses, then yes. It would be great, but at a much higher complexity than just making several connections at once and then discarding all but the first succcessful one.
- inigyou 3mo ago> there's no way to make that one connection that works well Really? With unlimited ability to tamper with the stuff below the sockets layer, you couldn't make a reliable network? I'm surprised.