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2003-12-21, 11:12 PM
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i'm looking for a router that supports IPv6 because i don't know enough about linux to turn my current machine into a good router/switch.
i also know i can't use my old baystack switches anymore. anyone see IPv6-compatable switches around, or do i have to stay with hubs for a while?
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2003-12-21, 11:23 PM
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Ah, IPv6 is not here yet. Trying to find hardware for it is a waste of time. I think the last I heard was the govt. set some deadline that all their systems have to switch over to IPv6 by such and such, and thats what will eventually push the rest of the net over to it. I'm not sure if hardware wise there is any real imcompatibility between IPv4 and IPv6.
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