scary

Fri Apr 15 11:11:03 EDT 2005

I know for a fact that Windows 2003 Server (all versions) does.  Actually,
Windows XP DOES have IPv6 as an available options (as I just installed it
here on my WinXP Pro system here at home).  The only thing is that it is not
installed by default and you have to go back in through the network
connections folder to install it and turn it on.

-------Original Message-------

From: nflug at nflug.org

Date: Friday, April 15, 2005 11:04:20 AM

To: nflug at nflug.org

Subject: Re: scary

Quote : 'Microsoft sees Longhorn as the basis of Windows releases for 

the next ten years, Allchin said. As such, the operating system will be 

ready for the future with support for technologies such as IP (Internet 

Protocol) version 6, he said. IPv6 is a newer version of IP, which 

accommodates more IP addresses.'

XP doesn't support IPv6?????
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