Re: [pkng] Where to go? What to do?
Massimiliano Pala <Massimiliano.Pala@Dartmouth.edu> Fri, 01 October 2010 20:27 UTC
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Dear list... Since we are discussing the possible activities for the WG... One small remark (and it could totally lame to remind the list this), the IPv4 address space assignments are going to run out in less than a year... My question is: shall we consider the impact of the new address space on applications and network layer trust ? Is there any special requirement we shall explicitly consider in the WG work or not ? Later, Max On 09/28/2010 04:22 PM, Paul Hoffman wrote: > Greetings again. This list has not been used to good measure yet, and it is not clear > if it will be. This would be a good time to find out.
- [pkng] Where to go? What to do? Paul Hoffman
- Re: [pkng] Where to go? What to do? Stephen Farrell
- Re: [pkng] Where to go? What to do? Rene Struik
- Re: [pkng] Where to go? What to do? Massimiliano Pala
- Re: [pkng] Where to go? What to do? Massimiliano Pala
- Re: [pkng] Where to go? What to do? Daniel Kahn Gillmor
- Re: [pkng] Where to go? What to do? Massimiliano Pala
- Re: [pkng] Where to go? What to do? Massimiliano Pala
- Re: [pkng] Where to go? What to do? Daniel Kahn Gillmor