[ipv6-wg] IPv6 experiments at future RIPE Meetings

Hi,

I see plain IPv6 without any kind of IPv4 support including protocol
translation as very nice idea there. People could see how much (or how
few if I would like to be accurate and/or sarcastic) of public and their
own private services like their SSH, POP3, SMTP or IM accounts could be
reached by IPv6. It could be also a motivation for a lot of people to
make more services v6 available *before* the meeting. I see a lot of v6
enabled networks but only a small amount of v6 enabled services.

BR,
Zbynek


Dne 2.2.10 15:56, Carlos Friacas napsal(a):
> 
> Hi James & all,
> 
> I missed the "Berlin experiment" and i honestly feel those experiments
> are only useful to allow "IPv6 advocates" to check if they can really
> live/function without the "safety net" that IPv4 really is. :-)
> 
> I already know i can have 100% functionality with IPv6-only, because
> there is some stuff on my domain that i have absolutely no control.
> 
> IMHO, for the meeting "neutral attendee" this kind of experiment may
> become a pain, and it may, to some extent, create/increase resistance to
> IPv6 usage/deployment.
> 
> So, if the NCC is interested in allowing people to test how ready they
> really are to survive without IPv4 i would advice on installing one wifi
> access point a bit away from where most people concentrate, and clearly
> tag that area as "No IPv4 available here".
> You might even want to "stamp" the floor with colorful arrows driving
> people for the edge "Test-how-will-you-survive-without-v4" zone. :-))
> 
> 
> Best Regards,
> Carlos