Is IPv6 died ?

[lewis@tislabs.com (Edward Lewis)]

Be wary of anyone claiming that a technology is dead.  People sometimes
make these claims because they have a financial stake in a competitor to
the "dead" technology.  As a rule of thumb, the telecommunications industry
and the networking industry are competing interests, they will likely
disagree on the health of a technology.

IPv6 seems to be picking up momentum, in my estimation.  FreeSWAN, KAME,
et. al., efforts to get BIND 9 done are showing progress.

At 1:25 PM -0500 2/10/00, Mounir Eddabbabi wrote:

>I have just assisted in a conference of a technical leader in a company
>of telecommunication (field of investments: ATM) that IPv6 died !!!

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