BS> Yeah.. but not that I like this situation but I really think 
 BS> something serious must happen before the ISPs are being forced to 
 BS> use IPv6 on wide-spread basis.

 KW> I'm waiting for home routers to build in IPV6/IPV4 gateways - the
 KW> network  can go IPV6, people will still have a NAT-ed private class
 KW> C address on the  inside. It doesn't get the user any of the perks
 KW> of a full IPV6 network, (like getting rid of NAT) 

that's not a perk... that's a business plan... they do not want you to have
NAT in the first place... they want to charge for each device connected to
the network and then rate plan them...

 KW> but it's cheap and easy to implement. I can  imagine the ISPs 
 KW> pushing something like this instead of opening up the  network.

i don't see that happening... i see IPv6 taking a bit longer to be
implemented but it is coming... they want more $$$ and IPv6 will give that
to them if they are allowed to bill for each device connected... most folks
aren't aware of how much they are being ripped off every day in so many
ways...

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