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by p1mrx
996 days ago
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IP is a bidirectional protocol, so the correct analogy would be if Microsoft had to make DOS software run on Windows, and Windows software run on DOS. Remember the error "This program cannot be run in DOS mode"? IPv4 and IPv6 are unidirectionally compatible using NAT64. The fact that you can make an IPv6 to IPv4 TLS connection using a packet-level translator without breaking the endpoints is quite remarkable, and it wouldn't have been possible if the protocols were too dissimilar. |
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