The only real Driver of the transition to IPv6 in the US is DoD. Even the US Government has down-shifted. There are disagreements between DoD and the rest of the US Gov't on the Profiles, Test Policy, etc. 2011+
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IPv6 growth
At what rate does the author think that IPv6 will grow. IS there any projection available for IPv6 growth for next 3 years. Today there is only 1239 annouced IPv6 routes. Do we expect this to grow to 10,000 or more in 2008.
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