>i suggest that, for most of us, there are more useful and concrete major >direct goals of ipv6 than anti-nat religion. And in fact, the anti-NAT religion hurts deployment of IPv6 because it is hard to get customers to throw away things they have already bought. I would also suggest that the rapidity at which NAT is being deployed for IPv4 suggests that we need to think about how to deploy IPv6 in an environment where IPv4 NATs are prevalent. Thus, it is unlikely that IPv6 will displace IPv4 NATs; tather it will augment them.
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Eric Brunner-Williams in Portland Maine
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Melinda Shore
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Brian E Carpenter
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Randy Bush
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Keith Moore
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Randy Bush
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliver... Keith Moore
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Robert G. Ferrell
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Ed Gerck
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliver... V Guruprasad
- RE: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Bernard Aboba
- RE: [midcom] WG scope/deliver... Randy Bush
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliver... Brian E Carpenter
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Steven M. Bellovin
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Keith Moore
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables David R. Conrad
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliver... Keith Moore
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliver... Randy Bush
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliverables Bernard D. Aboba
- Re: [midcom] WG scope/deliver... John C Klensin
- Functionality needed in NATs ... Harald Alvestrand
