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Cisco Sally

@ameritech.net		What if Juniper threw a party...

...and nobody came?

Sucks to be selling a product few are willing to buy.

It'll come when it comes. Trying to stimulate premature market ejaculation via "studies" is a sign of desperation.
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Tikker_LoS

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Regina, SK		 well, it's really just in North America that IPv6 is having issues with deployment
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Cisco Sally

@ameritech.net		 And...that's the point. If it were all that and a bowl of ice cream US networks would be tripping over each other to implement it. They aren't, mostly because there is no real hurry despite these "studies" and alarmist hype.
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said by Cisco Sally :

And...that's the point. If it were all that and a bowl of ice cream US networks would be tripping over each other to implement it. They aren't, mostly because there is no real hurry despite these "studies" and alarmist hype.
It's more that, because we "got there first" and staked out huge swaths of the IPv4 address space, the US isn't in nearly as much danger of address space exhaustion that places like China were (prior to their IPv6 push).

-tom
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"Experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when the government's purposes are beneficial. The greatest dangers to liberty lurk in insidious encroachment by men of zeal, well meaning but without understanding." -Louis D Brandeis
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