In article <3ccd8c9a687b1a780c7f2e0f9e89b6d55ccdb2a7.ca...@interlinx.bc.ca> you write: >But the came I am making is to PHBs, not engineers and I am trying to >find a path of least resistance.
Oh, then tell them that IPv4 addresses now cost (wave hands) ten bucks each while IPv6 addresses are free because there's so many more of them. The sooner you're able to run your own infrastructure on v6, the longer your now-valuable v4 addresses will last. I wouldn't say it's strictly true, but it's less false than claiming there will be services other places you can only get to on v6.
