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   Michiel van der Vlist to Jay Harris   
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   01 Feb 21 11:32:25   
   
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   Hello Jay,   
      
   On Sunday January 31 2021 19:58, you wrote to me:   
      
    Mv>>   ... if there really is no way to open ports for incoming IPv6   
    Mv>> that would be a show stopper for me. I'd want my money back...   
      
    JH> Yup, for $499 plus tax (on sale) it just doesn't seem to be worth the   
    JH> money.   
      
   That's a lot of money... Are you sure there is no way to open an IPv6 port?   
   Have you contacted the manufacturer?   
      
    JH> P.S:  IPV6 is working otherwise, so I can indeed still poll for mail   
    JH> via IPv6 just not accept incoming connections.   
      
   OK, I will flag your listing as "OO" then. It is better than nothing.  *)   
      
      
   *) Coming to think of it... Full IPv6 connectivity is better of course, but   
   when having to choose between "OO" and "IO", Outgoing only is better. While in   
   the near future we will see nodes that are connectable via IPv6 but no longer   
   can accept incoming IPv4 (INO4), alll these nodes will stay have outgoing IPv4   
   for a long time. So your "OO" node can still have full two way connectivity   
   with those "INO4" nodes. An "IO" node only has one way connectivity with   
   "INO4" nodes.   
      
      
   Cheers, Michiel   
      
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