On Friday November 29 2013 19:42, you wrote to me:
MvdV>> Good. Or maybe not.. If felten.yi.org also han an AAAA record MvdV>> attached and indeed it does, then your nodelist entries MvdV>> advertise a method of connection that you do not actually MvdV>> support.
BF> I beg to differ. AFAIK nothing in my nodelist entry says anything BF> about IPv6 capability.
Indirectly it does. There is the host name felten.yi.org which has an IPv6 adress associated with it. That combination signals IPv6 capability.
That way of signalling IPv6 capabiliy /is/ current practise you know...
BF> Being as it may with that, I'm still hoping for one of two things BF> to happen:
BF> 1. Somebody will come up with a simple solution to make the Win XP BF> firewall being able to administer IPv6.
Unlkikely. Win XP is nearing the end of the support cycle. It is unlikely we will see any more significant changes for it.
BF> 2. The linux world will come up with a firewall administrative tool BF> that's as easy to use as the one in Win XP.
Not so likely either. The Linux guys just love text based configuration files.
What I am still hoping for is IPv6 support for Irex. Perhaps if we all started nagging Charles about releasing the source? ....
