We Fixed IPv4 Too Well for IPv6 to Win. [YouTube Release]

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Chapter Titles
00:00 Why Is IPv6 Stuck?
00:47 How NAT and SNI Solved It
00:58 The PIX Firewall That “Saved” the Internet
01:41 Why “Good Enough” Killed the Incentive
02:08 Why I Usually Just Disable IPv6
03:23 IPv8 IS NOT a real solution.

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Just my thoughts, how many network admins had to struggle that IPv6 focused on zero config and didn’t align in how enterprises manage their networks? DHCPv6 vs. SLAAC, the /64 prefix requirement for using SLACC, prefix delegation, RA’s and the content in the payload, devices that only used SLAAC and no reliable way to do reserved addressing. Oh and the ISPs not following the rules. All this piled up as a headache for enterprise network managers and they just said, skip it.

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