Yes!
john
--On Tuesday, 18 December, 2007 14:43 -0500 Theodore Tso
<tytso@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Let me suggest another approach. Don't do this at the next
> IETF meeting, but make an announcement that at some near-term
> IETF meeting, the only internet services provided at the IETF
> meeting will be IPv6. Note just for an hour. Not just for the
> plenery. Not just for the social; but FOR THE WHOLE WEEK. In
> other words, let people who are using the IETF wireless
> network experience what it might be like in some future world
> where the ISP's are only providing IPv6 connectivity and IPv6
> addresses to new customers.
>
> Yes, right now IPv6 deployment isn't good enough that we can't
> do this without using all sorts of workarounds. OK, let's
> document those workarounds and make them available to the
> attendees. If it means that the IETF network provider has to
> hijack the root, then let them hijack the root on the IETF
> network, and document that fact. If there needs to be NAT-PT
> bridges to allow IETF'res to get back to their home networks
>...
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