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Hello eric,

Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:56:21 AM, you wrote:

ehtc> You little monkeys that are trying to create a perception of
ehtc> intelligence but have no basis in logic, law or fact, just back off and
ehtc> shut up.  or  State your real position and who you work for at this
ehtc> time, because I am sure it goes to the highest bidder.  IPv6 has been
ehtc> shown for the fraud it is and geographic are stupid- Evian Water is
ehtc> entitled as is someone who wants a full security measure placed in the
ehtc> platform of IP.

Incorrect.  You made the assertion that IPv6:

"...sucks raw eggs like a weasel, and one should be most cautious of
any person selling it."

If you make an assertion like that, you should expect to have to back
it up.  So back it up.  Show us evidence from reliable, independent
third parties which demonstrate that IPv6 "sucks raw eggs like a
weasel", or that "IPv6 has been shown for the fraud it is".

So go ahead and back it up...

As to your first question, although I feel it is irrelevant to this
discussion I am a security engineer for Symantec.  I am also the
author of the book "The Practice of Network Security: Deployment
Strategies for Production Environments", published by Prentice Hall.

Now, I ask the same of you, what is your position and who do you work
for?


allan
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Allan Liska
allan@allan.org
http://www.allan.org

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