Daniel Roesen wrote: > On Tue, Dec 27, 2005 at 02:14:17AM +0000, bmanning@vacation.karoshi.com wrote: >> will -ALL- 3ffe routes be filtered? i don't think >> this wil be the case. > > Sure. Why should there be any exception? I myself will definately filter > 3ffe BGP _and_ packet source/destination at the edge. And I'm seeing at > least BGP filtering coming at some large IPv6 ISPs coming too. What Bill means to say that there will always be places that are too lazy or simply won't act and thus will keep on using it, most of the times because they do not know that they are using it and of course because they simply don't care. He also tries to emphasize on "ALL" because it is not everywhere. (99.9999 % is still not 100%) But as most of the ISP's will filter it out anyway, the old 3ffe/6bone space will become a nice walled garden for some people to play in which has no use whatsoever except for the people still playing in it. Fortunately many networks have moved along already and have made IPv6 full grown already, at least on the play factor. Now there still remain quite a number of other things to tackle. > Frankly, there is nothing of importance in it anymore anyway, so why > care at all? Not that I am aware of. Greets, Jeroen
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