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Jeroen and all,
Jeroen Massar wrote:
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> Jeff Williams wrote:
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> > The single biggest real problem with Ipv6 is the privacy exposure
> > to the user. When this problem is fixed or solved, Ipv6 will be
> > much more widely excepted.
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> Could you elaborate on why IPv6 is exposes more of my privacy
> than IPv4 currently does?
Yes. IPv6 in autoinstall does not allow for masking where IPv4
does, simply put.
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> Except for the fact that I now do get enough address space without
> much hassle and because of that some ISP's like to register that
> space in the registries exposing eg my name in the whois.
> And also except RFC3041 addresses.
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> IMHO the real problem with IPv6 is the fact that there is no
> multihoming.... working on that in the near (november) future ;)
I agree this is also a significant problem as well... Thanks for
reminding me. >;)
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> Greets,
> Jeroen
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Jeffrey A. Williams
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