Re: Beggars _can_ be choosers?

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David W. Hankins wrote:

> as recently as the IETF 69 tech plenary,
> where we were told that firewalls were becoming obsolete, evidenced by
> their lack of use at IETF meetings.
> 
> There's only one word for it:  Astounding.

Told by whom? I was one of the people at the the microphone. I work for
a firewall vendor, and I asked a question (probably rhetorical) of the IAB.

> I have never, until now, heard the contrary fallacy attempted.  That
> is, "because we did X at an IETF meeting and it did not work
> allright, it is therefore insufficient for the Internet."
> 
> That's a new one on me.
> 
> Clever, but wrong: networks much larger than 1,200 laptops use DHCPv4
> on a daily basis all over the Internet without similar symptoms.

Start by asking the contractor, the volunteers and the IAD for a
postmortem on the operation of the network. anything else is just
speculation.

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