At 08:14 AM 8/9/2001, Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino wrote:
>For many or most of us, it's not a matter of our preparation. Rather it is
>the matter of infrastructure support for IPv6. Until our corporate and ISP
>and operating system and application infrastructures support IPv6, we
>unfortunately must remain IPv4 users. So I humbly request that all IETF
>meetings support NAT-free pure IPv4 networks for use by IETF attendees.
>Pure IPv6 networks would be good too!
1. so, try to support IPv6 in your corporate network as well as your
email server sooner than later.
2. use IPv6-to-IPv4 translator, supposedly available at the venue
(your laptop = IPv6, corporate = IPv4).
I don't think too many CEO's come to the IETF, so we can't force our
companies to move to IPv6. This is especially true in large companies. And
if our companies or jobs require us to use applications and OS's that do
not support IPv6, then we cannot yet make the change on our laptops.