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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (2761)	5/15/2001 2:13:13 AM
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"the odd thing is that the body is wrapped in so many bandages and bandaids that atrophy has set in underneath, and could not stand erect properly without the dressings. The gauze and the splints, in other words, are holding up the body." Frank, I don't have anything like your knowledge of this matter, but my limited understanding is that somebody's gotta do something. Watching the world go through this never-ending Alphonse-and-Gaston routine, while another layer of bandages is applied, has been painful. It's probably a naïve observation, but I'm inclined to applaud the decision to make the migration to IPv6 - and the courage and foresight of those companies that have made the commitment. Lacking the sophistication of others on this subject, I see that it is not the only solution, it is not a painless solution - but it is the most constantly-recurring solution I come across. JMHO, Jim Late edit: Will this step, eventually, not be helpful in addressing QoS and latency issues?