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At work I can't see being able to drop ipv4 for at least 20 years due to applications and hardware which still relies on ipv4 (I've got some endpoints which don
by iso1631 1mo ago
At work I can't see being able to drop ipv4 for at least 20 years due to applications and hardware which still relies on ipv4 (I've got some endpoints which don't even support igmpv2!)
I still haven't had a single failure for someone who can't reach an ipv4 endpoint.
As such I see it as just a toy.
- jcgl 1mo agoI'm not suggesting dropping v4 connectivity altogether. I'm suggesting migration to a v6-only core by providing IPv4 as a service via 464XLAT, IPv6-Mostly, or only offering IPv4 to select network segments using SIIT-DC-2xlat: https://nicmx.github.io/Jool/en/intro-xlat.html#siit-dc-dual-translation-mode https://nicmx.github.io/Jool/en/intro-xlat.html#siit-dc-dual...