[governance] IPv[4,6, 4/6] was IGF delhi format

[Kieren McCarthy]

Randy Bush is giving quite an interesting presentation on this very subject
as I speak, sat at Domainpulse in Vienna.

The slides should be here at some point soon: http://www.domainpulse.at/





Kieren



-----Original Message-----
From: Avri Doria [mailto:avri at psg.com] 
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2008 4:41 PM
To: Governance Caucus
Subject: [governance] IPv[4,6, 4/6] was IGF delhi format


On 22 Feb 2008, at 09:13, Izumi AIZU wrote:

>  In the beginning,
> Japanese Internet community (and myself) tried to focus on
> IPv4 depletion, while RIRs and ISOC on IPv6 transition.


i would still like to see a real strategy for co-existence of the two  
addressing architectures that had an actual chance of wide scale  
deployment and success.  this is for some definition of success that  
includes the ability to connect all of the world's peoples to a single  
global Internet, with all that means about end to end reachability.

after over a decade of IPv6 'inevitability,'  i still don't know  
exactly what IPv6  transition means, but if it means that there will  
be no more global usage of IPv4, then i don't expect this to happen in  
my life time (and I am expecting to live for a while yet).

while the technical details, and especially the technical ontology, of  
why IPv6 is the way it is, or why the transition technology is the way  
it is probably a wast of time for this list, understanding some of  
that seems necessary in order to be able to plan for a policy that  
makes deployment and success possible.

a.
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