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IPv6: Extinction, Evolution or Revolution?

• Comment posted Sep 03, 2006 6:08 pm PDT — by Victor Grishchenko
  TAMARA is more of a concept than a protocol. It was discussed above.

• Comment posted Sep 03, 2006 7:20 am PDT — by Victor Grishchenko
  BTW, Kim. I think, your remarks correspond not actually to the end-to-end principle, but to its simplest understanding (which prevails today). There are other variants. E.g. in TAMARA hosts are identified by prefixes, not addresses. So, there are actually no…

• Comment posted Aug 17, 2006 10:33 am PDT — by Victor Grishchenko
  No doubt IPv4 addresses are nearing their capacity, but is IPv6 the answer? I don't think we may run out of IPv4 literally; it is more like Achilles never catching up with the tortoise. The problem is that we aren't…

• Comment posted Aug 16, 2006 11:15 am PDT — by Victor Grishchenko
  Hi Kim, Edward. The correct analogy is roads, not cars. An ideal road has to be flat and straight, end-to-end. Any intellect or complexity of the road is nothing but a problem. Vehicles may evolve and car vendors may innovate…