[6bone] ip6.arpa ...
Pekka Savola
pekkas@netcore.fi
Thu, 20 Feb 2003 21:41:05 +0200 (EET)
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003, Bill Manning wrote:
> % > I agree with your proposal. The thing that RIPE thought up always felt
> % > needlessly complex to me.
> %
> % Uhh, the proposal at least to me looks unnecessarily complex. There is no
> % need to tie the process to having IPv6 enabled nameservers, or (to a
> % lesser degree) TSIG capabilities. Those items can be worked out, though,
> % after the initial setup.
> %
> % Folks want the delegations soon, not in a year.
>
> It won't take a year. And while it may have been required
> crutch seven years ago, there is -zero- reason why one should
> expect IPv6 data -not- be visable over IPv6 transport. Do you
> want to tie IPv6 applications to reachability of an IPv4 service?
Let me put this other way around: there is -zero- reason to tie the IPv6
data and IPv6 transport together. People want the data, by any means
necessary. Having IPv6 transport is bonus but -definitely- _only_ a
bonus.
I sympathize, but this is all irrelevant. People wanted this a year ago.
It doesn't really matter how the servers are reachable.
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