13 Jul
2005
13 Jul
'05
11:29 p.m.
Sascha Luck wrote:
Again, this seems to exclude mobile operators who may only want to assign /64s to their customers' handsets...
I dont se how that assumption can be made. My mobile handset is connected to the public internet so that I can get updated exchange rates and read my email trough IMAP and so on. (and not trough NAT as my mobile operator has offered my the choice of not using NAT.) Iff this had been IPv6 and Iff Bluetooth had worked seemlessly on my other toys they could have had seemless access to the internet also. -hph