On Aug 1, 2007, at 12:40 AM, Tony Hain wrote: JORDI PALET MARTINEZ wrote: ... The poor network infrastructure is not only a question of the links. It is a question of having a good or bad network, like the problem that we had all this week with the DHCP. Having a good link the network was still unusable 60% of the time.
I had no problem at all because the IPv6 path didn't rely on the failing DHCP service. ;)
That said, several of us did notice that the local DNS servers did not have any AAAA records, so likely they did not have any IPv6 configured either. Even if they did, we would need to finalize the work to put the DNS address in the RA to completely avoid the need for DHCP for those that rely on local configuration.
thats why i like the " bonjour" idea;)
marcM.
-- "Imagination is more important than Knowledge"
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