[Info-vax] implementing IPv6 on the internet

[Chris]

On 09/24/16 07:05, Dirk Munk wrote:

>
> Great, you just designed a completely new way of how a NAT router is
> functioning. A kind of master - slave relationship with the devices on
> its LAN, instead of simply exchanging IP addresses and ports in passing
> data streams.

That's a lot of arm waving to say nothing :-). There's not much point in
trying to have a tech discussion if all you can do is sneer and tell me
its not possible. We have enough defeatists in the world already, or are
you just a shill for some IPV6 company ?.

>
> Anything can be designed in IP land, even the most ludicrous protocols.
 >

In your opinion. Thankfully, the are those designing this stuff who
not only know what they are talking about, but actually build
systems that work and address real problems.

>
> You can write this proposal down in an RFC, and submit it. Don't forget
> to explain why you want it. Then discuss the whole matter for five years
> or so, and see if you can find anyone who is willing to build devices
> like that.

You really seem like a man in a hurry, but you should know that major
changes like this take years, even decades to complete. Like it or not,
IPV4 will be around for a long time yet. I doubt if it will ever
disappear altogether...

Regards,

Chris