AT&T Uverse IPv6 vs. Mac OS X 10.(old)

[Robert Johnson]

> 
> On Mar 28, 2016, at 7:32 AM, Noel Chiappa <jnc at mercury.lcs.mit.edu> wrote:
> 
>> From: Jerry Weiss
> 
>> Disabling IPV6 was the cure.
> 
> I was _extremely_ amused to hear that.
> 
> (Backstory: I'm a long-time detractor of IPv6 - I've always thought it's a
> rolling ball of digestive byproduct, to be blunt. In fact, if I had still
> been on the IESG when it came around, I'd have canned it. Unfortunately, I'd
> resigned a while before [for unrelated reasons], something that in hindsight
> I've greatly regretted, since it removed my ability to can IPv6. So to hear
> that IPv6 is _still_, all these years later, not that crucial to useful
> functionality, is very satisfactory to me - it says my assessment was right
> on the nose. Long may IPv6 fail to be successful! The single biggest/most
> expensive IT failure of all time?)
> 
> 	Noel

So, I’m curious what your objections to v6 are (I know there are some very good technical objections, because v6 is unlike v4 enough to be a breaking change from a programatic point of view) - or rather, how would you solve the shortage of IP addresses?


Robert Johnson
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