It gets worse. The IPv6 designers don't have a transition plan. They've taken some helpful steps, but they typically declare success (``IPv6 support'') when the real problem---making public IPv6 addresses work just as well as public IPv4 addresses---still hasn't been solved.
This doesn't make any sense. Why is it a recommendation, rather than a requirement? Why is it only for mail servers? If we don't have all servers and clients talking to IPv6 addresses, how are we going to reach the magic moment? Answer: We won't!
This doesn't make any sense. Why is it a recommendation, rather than a requirement? Why is it only for mail servers? If we don't have all servers and clients talking to IPv6 addresses, how are we going to reach the magic moment? Answer: We won't!
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