> > ipv6 is working just fine even here at IETF49 venue, it's so much more > > convenient than IPv4, for couple of reasons. > > We can't use IPv6 until multihoming issues are properly solved > and global routing table size and the number of ASes are > controlled to be below reasonable upper bound. If I am reading this right you want a upper bound for routing table size? Well,considering the problems some operators have to aggreagate maybe that would be a good idea...:) - kurtis -
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