Hot Diggety! da...@lang.hm was rumored to have written: > > before you can have a trend like this you need to have IPv6 connectivity > in the first place. Right now that is a chicken and egg situation, nobody > is offering it because nobody would use it and nobody is trying to use it > because nobody is offering it.
Bit of a sweeping generalization there with regards to IPv6 connectivity and customer address space. :-) My $WORK certainly provides it as does a number of other major competitors. It's true that smaller places may not offer it, but there's certainly no shortage of places that does so. Granted, the situation at the moment is such that it's more likely if you're buying enterprise network connectivity rather than being a residential internet user. But that's slowly changing; for one, there's Comcast with their v6 trial in progress. (Hey guys -- anybody from Time Warner Cable here? Encourage the Roadrunner folks to get on board!) I would probably attribute the use case to 'not familiar with IPv6 and don't currently need it' rather than 'ISP doesn't provide it or I'd use it'. -Dan _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lopsa.org http://lopsa.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/discuss This list provided by the League of Professional System Administrators http://lopsa.org/
