One aspect of this to be discussed is the ease of use of getting the IP addresses. Nats have a simple plug and play value that is a counter-balance to getting IP addresses allocated. Particularly when most folks have used the ISP for this function. -carl > > Something that the apps group could do is to produce a white paper on > > the downsides of NAT and how easy it is to use regular IPs that could be > > presented to IT managers. > > shouldn't be too hard, provided the v6 people solve the renumbering problem.Received on Monday, 2 December 2002 14:54:14 EST
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