smd(_at_)ebone(_dot_)net (Sean Doran) writes:
Therefore, IPv6 is wonderful because it allows for a full-fledged
V-Chip Connectivity Policy, thanks to the difference between
the way it handles multihoming from classical IPv4.
Sigh. There once again appears to be a major misrepresentation about
what is *required* by IPv6 versus what is *one* of *multiple* possible
approaches to a particular issue. So, once again, it appears
necessary to point out that approaches that work fine in IPv4 work
just as well in IPv6. But IPv6 also enables new approaches as well,
some of which are not really practical in IPv4.
Thomas