 brianiscool
join:2000-08-16 Miami, FL | future? The city of the past is more like it. lol | |
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 |  Joe12345678
join:2003-07-22 Des Plaines, IL | Re: future? how many ips does each user get? do they give you a ipv6 router? switch? will people still use nat on this network. | |
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 |  |   Maxo Your tax dollars at work. Premium,VIP join:2002-11-04 Tallahassee, FL clubs: | Re: future? You still only get one IP. If you are connected to their hotspot all you need is a computer that can handle IPV6 (XP and Vita both do) and a wireless card. | |
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 |  |  |   Matt Gone playing Dragon Age Origins Premium join:2003-07-20 Jamestown, NC
·North State Commun..
| Re: future? said by Maxo :You still only get one IP. If you are connected to their hotspot all you need is a computer that can handle IPV6 (XP and Vita both do) and a wireless card. Ahem, you still only get one IP?
The point of IPv6 is that your IP is ubiquitous.
Here ya go buddy: »www.tcpipguide.com/free/t_IPv6Ad···ce-2.htm -- Use the OS tool for the job. | |
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 |  |  |  |   Maxo Your tax dollars at work. Premium,VIP join:2002-11-04 Tallahassee, FL clubs: | Re: future? I read the guide. I still don't see anything stating a computer will need more than one IP. | |
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join:2002-10-06 Canada
| Re: future? said by Maxo :I read the guide. I still don't see anything stating a computer will need more than one IP. you need 3 ips. if i remember correctly, these are what the ips are used for. i remember doing some ip6 routing long time ago. -one ip for site to site network -one ip for the intranet -one ip for the internet | |
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 |  |  |  |  |  |   Maxo Your tax dollars at work. Premium,VIP join:2002-11-04 Tallahassee, FL clubs: | Re: future? Interesting. Thanks for the info. | |
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  Yauch
join:2005-06-24 | OMG Sweet!!1!! I bet those big addresses make it really fast! I can't get IP6 in my area  | |
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 |   jgkolt Premium join:2004-02-21 Lakewood, OH clubs: | Re: OMG Sweet!!1!! good it is about time people took a serious though into ipv6 -- www.LakeSemaJ.com | |
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 |  |   Steve I'm a PC, so shut up Consultant join:2001-03-10 Yorba Linda, CA | Re: OMG Sweet!!1!! You can burn through your monthly cap with IP headers alone! | |
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  DrModem Premium join:2006-10-19 USA | more complex for gamers now we have to remember Ips like
216.127.83.129.165.650.30.46.132.531.125.671.472 | |
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 |  kungpow
join:2002-10-06 Canada
| Re: more complex for gamers said by DrModem :now we have to remember Ips like 216.127.83.129.165.650.30.46.132.531.125.671.472 I'm sure the ISP will provide you /w an DNS name. | |
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 |  |   joako Premium join:2000-09-07 /dev/null
·AT&T U-Verse
| Re: more complex for gamers said by kungpow :said by DrModem :now we have to remember Ips like 216.127.83.129.165.650.30.46.132.531.125.671.472 I'm sure the ISP will provide you /w an DNS name. Sounds great 216-127-83-129-165-650-30-46-132-531-125-671-472.reverse.myisp.com -- Am Heimcomputer sitz' ich hier, und programmier' die Zukunft mir | |
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 |   koolman2 Premium join:2002-10-01 Anchorage, AK | There's no place like ::1! -- huh? | |
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 Thaler Premium join:2004-02-02 Encino, CA | So...What About Older Clients? I know IPv6 has been in the works a long time...but what about older clients that're directly hooked in which still only use IPv4? Just chuck out the device/computer that can't handle it and try again? Who foots the bill on such an endeavor? | |
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 |   John Galt Forward, March Premium join:2004-09-30 Happy Camp
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| Re: So...What About Older Clients? said by Thaler :I know IPv6 has been in the works a long time...but what about older clients that're directly hooked in which still only use IPv4? Just chuck out the device/computer that can't handle it and try again? Who foots the bill on such an endeavor? I heard that the whole Internet is switching over to IPv6 next Thursday.
Gee...they didn't leave us much time to get squared away, did they? -- A is A | |
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 patcat88
join:2002-04-05 Jamaica, NY | ip4 I hope there is a way to connect to IPv4 addresses. Linksys will go bankrupt if you can get more than 1 IP/as many as you need, with IP6, but ISPs will never allow it. | |
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