Comment by nottorp

> Getting rid of IPv4 address allocation is one of the huge advantages of IPv6. IPv4 is chopped up into little pieces and the routing table is mess from it.

Basically IPv6 only solves problems if you're paid full time to do network administration.

If you just run a small network among other things, it creates problems. Because you can't hold the new structure in your head if it's not your main job.

> Starting from scratch, IPv6 can make that better.

Yeah right. Want that "things you should never do" Joel link?

He was talking about Netscape, but I think IPv6 is a much better example.