Re: myth of the great transition (was US Defense Department forma lly adopts IPv6)

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    > From: Keith Moore <moore@cs.utk.edu>

    >>> the reason I point out the flaws with NAT is .. because some people
    >>> are still of the belief that NATs are mostly harmless and that we
    >>> should not only permit them into v6, but extend our architecture to
    >>> embrace them.

    >> Keith, that's not the only reason, and you know it. You want to point
    >> out to people how screwed up NAT's are in the hope that they will be
    >> more inclined to move *from* IPv4+NAT *to* your perfect future, one in
    >> which we once again have a global namespace.

    > when you try to guess what my motivations are, you are likely to be
    > wrong enough that you'll misrepresent them. 

OK, so I'm wrong - and you have nothing to say against NAT if we are only
proposing to use IPv4+NAT, and have no intention of adding NAT to IPv6?

	Noel



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