From: shiran guez (shiranp3@gmail.com)
Date: Tue Feb 10 2009 - 09:39:04 ARST
1) You can provide users ADSL ipv6 (you need to have user router that will
have ipv6 support)
2) once your network is up and running you will face mostly users problems
like:
a) OS versions that do not have ipv6 naively
b) users equipment ( a user brought his own router and it do not support
ipv6)
c) other issues in that nature
3) ipv6 node cant talk to ipv4 node without any translation so you will
never see ipv6 source with ipv4 destination in a session there will be
always intermediate node that will do the translation
as it is like someone that speak only french will talk to someone that
speak only Hebrew they will never understand each other unless either they
know each other language or one of them for translation.
I think that by the nature of the questions, you need to go deeper to
understand what and why and the benefits and the how will come once you have
that understanding.
Good Luck
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 12:49 PM, Jason Alex <amr.ccie@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear All,
> Kindly we need to make use of the IPv6 subnet we have and due to
> the depletion of the IPv4 subnets
>
> Can we provide IPv6 subnets for our ADSL users instead of IPv4
> Also i need to know what problems would arises in case we use the IPv6
> subnets over the Internet
>
> So can the end user have a Source IPv6 address and surf the internet
> without
> any problems
> and what requriments needed to provied our Subscribers with IPv6 address
> space
>
> Appreciate anyone have experience in this
>
> Regards
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