[governance] IPv4-v6 - "coexistence" not transition - operational issues surfacing

Bertrand de La Chapelle bdelachapelle at gmail.com
Thu Feb 21 05:44:11 EST 2008


Hi all,


On 2/21/08, McTim <dogwallah at gmail.com> wrote:

There won't be A remedy. the 2 protocols were never designed to be
"interoperable".  There are a variety of "remedies" that will allow v4
hosts to communicate with v6 hosts and vice versa.


Can anyone explain why those who designed IPV6 did not think about the
transition path and the necessary interoperability between both protocols ?

Best

Bertrand

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