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ajmas

join:2008-04-14
Canada

reply to leware
Re: Question on transition strategy

The excuse I am getting from certain quarters is their upstream provider does not have IPv6 support. So it looks like we need to encourage ISPs, who encourage their upstream providers, and then get the change requests to happen.

Of course in the meantime there are tunnels, such as sixxs.net
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