Publication: FSP-1038
Revision: 1
Title: The INO4 flag.
Publication: FSP-1038
Revision: 1
Title: The INO4 flag.
As I already told, it's useless.
Further to that, I think that if/when IPv6 really becomes an issue, a sufficient number of people will abandon not to kill Fidonet but to make it grind to a de-facto standstill. Avian IP may be faster at that time.
Let's all move to smartphones ...
Title: The INO4 flag.
As I already told, it's useless.
When a system is IPv6-only, it may be listed using IP literal:
,9999,SysName,City,Sysop_Name,00-00-000000,300,CM,INA:[2001:0DB8::2:2 :9999],IBN
Title: The INO4 flag.
As I already told, it's useless.
When a system is IPv6-only, it may be listed using IP literal:
,9999,SysName,City,Sysop_Name,00-00-000000,300,CM,INA:[2001:0DB8:
:2:2
:9999],IBN
It could be useful for IPv4-only nodes if the INO4 flag is used by a ruleset in the mailer configuration, for example:
if IBN & !INO4 : "call using binkp"
The node might running dual stack inside the LAN but only got IPv4 Internet access.
The node might running dual stack inside the LAN but only got IPv4
Internet access.
FYI, any node with ipv4 MAY connect to IPv6 world using "6to4" tunnel
or teredo or tunnel brocker. IPv6 on my node connected via 6to4
(address in the subnet 2002::)
It could be useful for IPv4-only nodes if the INO4 flag is used
by a ruleset in the mailer configuration, for example:
if IBN & !INO4 : "call using binkp"
The node might running dual stack inside the LAN but only got
IPv4 Internet access.
FYI, any node with ipv4 MAY connect to IPv6 world using "6to4" tunnel
or teredo or tunnel brocker.
IPv6 on my node connected via 6to4 (address in the subnet 2002::)
As I already told, it's useless.
I concur.
Further to that, I think that if/when IPv6 really becomes an issue,
a sufficient number of people will abandon not to kill Fidonet but to
make it grind to a de-facto standstill.
Let's all move to smartphones ...
Let's all move to smartphones ...
Yes, with fidonet packets packed in sms messages ;)
Let's all move to smartphones ...
It won't be Fidonet...
FYI, any node with ipv4 MAY connect to IPv6 world using "6to4"
tunnel or teredo or tunnel brocker. IPv6 on my node connected via
6to4 (address in the subnet 2002::)
Emphasis on "may" ;-) How much nodes are able to manage IPv6
transition mechanisms?
And we shouldn't rely too much on Teredo since it's future is quite uncertain.
Let's all move to smartphones ...Yes, with fidonet packets packed in sms messages ;)
MvdV> It won't be Fidonet...Let's all move to smartphones ...
* Forwarded from area 'ipv6'
Hello Stas!
Nov 06 03:33 2013, Stas Degteff wrote to Markus Reschke:
The node might running dual stack inside the LAN but only got
IPv4 Internet access.
FYI, any node with ipv4 MAY connect to IPv6 world using "6to4"
tunnel or teredo or tunnel brocker. IPv6 on my node connected via
6to4 (address in the subnet 2002::)
Emphasis on "may" ;-) How much nodes are able to manage IPv6
transition mechanisms? And we shouldn't rely too much on Teredo since
it's future is quite uncertain.
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