-=> Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Benny Pedersen <=-   
      
    MvV> Presently there are no true IPv6 only nodes. All IPv6 capable nodes   
    MvV> still have outgoing IPv4 capability and that will probably remain so   
    MvV> for a long time. So the added value of IPv6 incoming only is marginal   
    MvV> as long as you still have incoming IPv4 capability. With incoming IPv4   
    MvV> capability one is still reachable by all.   
      
    MvV> As it is, outgoing IPv6 is more usefull. You need that to connect to   
    MvV> nodes that no longer have IPv4 incoming capability. Those will come...   
      
   The setup of my network makes it more likely that I could become temporarily   
   IPv6 only (incoming and outgoing), because my BBS IPv4 addresses come via an   
   OpenVPN tunnel, while IPv6 is native.  So IPv6 outgoing only can be useful for   
   getting in contact with me if things break.  Same for incoming only, because I   
   would lost all IPv6 connectivity in this situation.   
      
      
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