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On Fri, Sep 01, 2000 at 04:18:30PM +0100, Morgan Dollard wrote: > > I disagree, IPv6 is already significantly being deployed in the Inernet2. So > far though that is only used by University and research orgs, kinda like > Arpanet was in teh begining. Significant new applications are being deployed > for it specifically, and great innovations are taking place. Eventually, > that will replace the Internet as we know it today, and IPv6 will be > implemented, unless someone comes up with anything better, which isnt that > unlikely. The Internet as we know it took 30 years to come to everybody, and it was providing something that essentially wasn't provided before. Internet2 provides the same thing, only faster; so why do we believe it will replace the existing solution *EVER*, much less in a shorter time frame than 30 years? The Internet is going to be with us for a very long time. Emphasis should be on fixing it, not replacing it. Attachment:
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