RE: Making the IETF meeting network more representative of the real worl

Keith Moore wrote:

... imposing NATs on the IETF network would limit the
capability of the network to support such tests.


Obviously you missed the point that native IPv6 would be available.
Why would we want to support any further development of IPv4 only
apps? 

Tony

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