On Jun 21, 2009, at 3:44 AM, Zachary Uram wrote: > On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 3:07 AM, Karthik > Arumugham<karthik at karthik.com> wrote: >> >> Yes. Port 42069, using SCTP (proto 132, see /etc/protocols.) > > The netrek server would have to support SCTP, which it doesn't, so I > am assuming this was a sarcastic reply. Why do you assume this is a sarcastic reply? I already just recently implemented basic IPv6 support in the server myself in the past couple days (feel free to go whois my obs client on pickled, which should likely stick around for a good while.) I plan on having full, proper IPv6 support in both the server and in BRMH (with obvious patches to let other client authors add IPv6 support easily as well) working within the next few days and committed to the codebase. My current IPv6 connectivity is via multiple tunnels to IPv6 backbones using source routing, and this forms a perfect opportunity to support SCTP. So yes, the server does not support SCTP, but it could do so, and use features such as multihoming extensions (a logical extension of multiple IPv6 tunnels.) This is not a mailing list for retarded sarcastic comments (well, other than my random port number given), so I would appreciate you not discounting my ideas. Maybe SCTP is a good idea, maybe it isn't. But, why don't you go implement it, and see how it works out?