Hi,
On 07/10/2013 09:14 PM, fernando@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
And while we work out IPv6 and improve it, all users should be
vulnerable to current IPv6 problems? Are they supposed to be guinea pigs
for ipv6 development?
No, of course not. I never said that everybody should have IPv6
active. What I did say is that it should be possible for an
experienced user to activate it if they want to and that it's not only
possible, it's easy if you're using Network Manager. And, to respond
to something later in your post, I did not, in fact, disable IPv6; I
simply declined to enable it, which is completely different. (And, I
think, the default.)
AFAIK all recent Windows releases and Linux distros have IPv6 enabled by
default. Complete with auto-configuration, default MAC-based global
addresses, route discovery and other "ease of use", but potentialy
dangerous, features enabled.
I have not checked Fedora 19 yet. Didi it changed anything?
[]s, Fernando Lozano
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