Re: What happen to ip6.int ?

% 
% > IP6.INT is used for non-bitstring lables, IP6.ARPA is intended
% > for use by bitstring lables. 
% 
% not exactly.  ip6.int is deprecated for any use as soon as ip6.arpa is
% delegated.
% 
% randy
% 


Tell that to hundreds of thousands of deployed resolvers.


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--bill

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