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"Multihoming IPv6 is a pathway to many things some consider to be ......unnatural." ―Darth Sidious, maybe.
In this episode of MODEM, we get super nerdy about the current state of multihoming IPv6 and all of the gory details and exposed limitations. Join Chris Cummings, Nick Buraglio, and John Osmond as we discuss a new IETF draft that describes the current state of multihoming in the IPv6 world. And no, we aren't just talking about BGP.
And just for Jay Stewart, we've added in a handful of movie references.
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