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[v6ops] Re: Dynamic addresses

Marco Moock <mm@dorfdsl.de> Wed, 14 August 2024 10:07 UTC

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From: Marco Moock <mm@dorfdsl.de>
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Daryll Swer wrote:
> Are you a gamer, Gert? Because many end-users are (myself included), 
> and if the games they play use IPv6 and works P2P native (we intend to 
> have IPv6 for every layer 7 application, I hope), RIP (literally) to 
> the player, when the genius ISPs flip the prefix on a live-session — 
> same impact as the SSH example.
It also breaks VoIP which is being used by almost all people who use 
fixed-line phones here.
> Do we really need to create a list of everyday applications (beyond 
> the so called 0.001% SSH users) that'd be impacted by 
> dynamic/ever-changing 24/7 prefixes? I'm sure you got the point.
Changing IP addresses and prefixes has always been a way by ISPs to 
annoy people and make those who are annoyed pay for for not doing that.

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