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[address-policy-wg] Transfer Requirements for IPv4 Allocations
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tom at kebab.org.pl
Thu Apr 23 19:24:21 CEST 2015
W dniu 2015-04-23 o 19:04, Aleksey Bulgakov pisze: > Surely it will stimulate to implement IPv6 networks. But the process > is very slow. And many higher providers still use IPv4 equipment. > IMO the first big stimulation point to speed-up the IPv6 roll-out was in February 2011, the "last call" was in September 2012. And after nearly 3 years there is no revolution. Still pure V6 networks without any piece of V4 are practically unusable. best regards Tomasz Śląski
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