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Re: IPv6 End User Fee
From: Eugen Leitl <eugen () leitl org>
Date: Sun, 5 Aug 2012 18:30:39 +0200
On Sun, Aug 05, 2012 at 04:00:18PM -0000, John Levine wrote:
Do you see problems with this scheme? There's considerable interest and momentum in end user owned routing infrastructure, including wireless ad hoc meshes across urban areas.I've seen remarkably little overlap between the people that think ad hoc meshes are a fabulous liberating technology and the people who understand how they work and what their limitatations are.
Absolutely accurate observation.
As a way to bring some sort of service to unserved areas, they're interesting. As a substitute for a real network, they're not.
By its nature, the wireless ad hoc are at best good for more or less understandable audio calls in a tight codec or text message (or email) delivery. Even so, in current systems the scaling is limited by admin traffic chatter. The interesting part is how well would the newer protocols work if the wireless links were substituted by reliable >1 GBit/s connections.
Current thread:
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee, (continued)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Randy Bush (Aug 03)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Owen DeLong (Aug 03)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Eugen Leitl (Aug 04)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Jimmy Hess (Aug 04)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Eugen Leitl (Aug 04)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Owen DeLong (Aug 04)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Eugen Leitl (Aug 04)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Owen DeLong (Aug 04)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Eugen Leitl (Aug 05)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee John Levine (Aug 05)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Eugen Leitl (Aug 05)
- Re: IPv6 End User Fee Randy Bush (Aug 03)