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[Asrg] Spam and IPv6

Jim Witte <jswitte@bloomington.in.us> Wed, 19 May 2004 22:43 UTC

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   Does IPv6 add anything to the spam puzzle?  Because with IPv6, the 
address space is so big that every person and his dog on Earth could 
potentially have a separate address.  Would that make 
tracking/controlling stuff easier?

Jim


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