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"Hallam-Baker, Phillip" <pbaker@verisign.com> Tue, 11 March 2008 20:39 UTC

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The objective here is to determine the functionality available to a user on an IPv6 only connection.

If the functionality is that I can only reach IPv6 hosts then I might as well use IPv8. The deployment strategy is going to fail. There is no incentive to deploy IPv6 hosts until there is a network of IPv6 clients and vice-versa.

So I would say that we have an important result, the current plan is unworkable. 


I am not giving up my IPv4 address until there is no Internet resource that I cannot reach via IPv6.


The dual stack scenario works for the end user but does nothing to solve the problem of depleting IPv4 space unless the IPv4 is behind a NAT.


-----Original Message-----
From: Marc Blanchet [mailto:marc.blanchet@viagenie.ca]
Sent: Tue 11/03/2008 4:20 PM
To: Hallam-Baker, Phillip
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Subject: Re: [71attendees] IPv6 Jabber Identity server anyone?
 
Le 08-03-11 à 15:59, Hallam-Baker, Phillip a écrit :

	Issues discovered (OS/X Lepoard on a MacBook Air):
	
	1) Firefox does not allow an IPv6 URL to be entered into the address bar, fe80::... was turned into http://www.fe80.com/...

have you tried http://[fe80::...] ?  i.e. enclosing into brackets? 
RFC2732 for the specific info; RFC3986 for the merged URI 

	
	2) iChat and Adium were both unable to connect to my gmail identity server so I was unable to connect to any chat room whatsoever.
	
	Conclusion: Not only does it not work,

well, if a server is only ipv4 (as the gmail identity server you are referring to), then obviously on an ipv6-only network, you won't be connected to it.


	the level of user intervention required is such that I am going to have to retreat to a small desert island (no Internet) during the transition phase or spend 110% of my time fixing the transition problems of all my relatives. Might as well be using IPv8...
	
	This has to be completely transparent to the end user.

agree. in dual-stack scenarios, this is transparent. this experiment (v6only) pushes the envelop for v6-only deployments.

Marc.


	The current scheme requires double ended adoption before IPv6 gives me the same level of usability as IPv4. 

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