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Originally Posted by Kushan
Is that really a massive issue? Really? That you have to copy/paste a slightly longer address? Hell if you're doing that a lot, you're just going to comment one out anyway. Besides, what happened to testing sites on Test domains? https://beta.mysite.com works just as well. |
Not when the server relies on name-based vhosting that requires digging through a month's worth of project management and change contrl and RFCs to modify.
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That's the beauty of IPv6, you can waste billions and billions of addresses and still have plenty to spare.
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They thought the same about IPv4 when it was invented.
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And hey, if you have a problem with 2001:0000:3fa5:7B::3, then why not 2001:0000:3fa5:7B:7B::3 or 2001:0000:3fa5:7B:7B:7B:3.
You can have something like this -
2001:0000:3fa5:7B:1::3 // Servers
2001:0000:3fa5:7B:2::3 // VoIP
2001:0000:3fa5:7B:A::3 // Desktops
// etc.
You know, if you want. It's easy.
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If you enjoy it so much, go ahead and do it. I'm not stopping you.
Meanwhile I'll continue to dislike IPv6 just as much as I dislike ATM or IPSec or salt and vinegar crisps regardless of whether you agree with my reasons or not.