Deleted member 138126
Deleted member 138126
I'm all for IPv6, but imagine the huge increase in troubleshooting if BT "switched on" IPv6 for its millions of customers? It's an incredibly difficult problem to solve, there is just so much inertia behind IPv4, which still works just fine. And yes, things like Carrier-Grade NAT are expensive and a horrible kludge, but they also solve the problem in the least breaky way (for now).
I am a nerd of a very high order, and even I would hesitate to go IPv6 at home, especially considering the wife acceptance factor.
I am a nerd of a very high order, and even I would hesitate to go IPv6 at home, especially considering the wife acceptance factor.