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[ipv6-wg] Re: Re: [address-policy-wg] Re: Andre's guide to fix IPv6

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Hans Petter Holen hph at oslo.net
Thu Dec 1 15:57:51 CET 2005

Daniel Roesen wrote:
>
> BTW... in Germany, the phone operators were forced to implement phone
> number portability by law. The regulator didn't care about all the
> whining from the telcos about that being impossible, uneconomic, the
> world will explode etc. If they manage to get that imposed on the
> traditional telcos, I wonder how much easier it will be to do that on
> the ISPs.
>   
Very easy. In the Internet the equivalent of phone numers, the DNS names
are alleady portable - so you can easily switch ISP and keep your email
address and URLs without renumbering.

Hans Petter

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