I guess I don't see how this is any different than the present VPN over IPv4 situation (or even user/pass protected sites). Is your worry that IPv6 makes VPN too easy? I.e., that IPv6 will cause over-proliferation of VPN? I think that so long as it is easy to [re]publish proprietary data on the Web or via P2P software (which is really just VPN-for-dummies...), there will be a natural market tendency against VPN Hell. Why? the Web has a lower barrier to entry and access to a wider user base / more eyeballs / whatever marketing term you wanna use. It's just a matter of time and critical mass before it happens with a given set of data. -s On Wed, 2002-11-27 at 14:57, jkhan wrote: > Jefsey/Tim, > > I will need time to give a precise documentation (citing the proper US > Court Cases), but for now I will give you an historical example. <snip>
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