zajdee/ripe-ncc-educa-QA

## ripe-ncc-educa-QA
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    > Open Questions (8)
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    > 1. Colin: Any idea of plan or roadmap for when other browers will support HE V2?
    > 2. Colin: browsers :-)
We have to request it from browser vendors and explain the benefits so that they want to implement it. As far as I know, v2 is not on any browser vendor's roadmap.
    > 3. Christian Bretterhofer: can we persuade to get a browser plugin to switch from happy eyballs to ipv6 only and back?
Not sure why would anyone want to do that; additionally the browser plugins have become less powerful over time - I'm not a plugin developer, but from what I know I assume it's not possible for a plugin to override DNS or the connection attempts of the browser.
    > 4. david yasler 2: who is monitoring "happy Eye Balls" and do you need the addressing space or will it self discover
    > 5. david yasler 2: dial up
    > 6. david yasler 2: or wifi
No address space is needed for Happy Eyeballs, it's more about getting connected to the server as quickly as possible. The client uses addresses on his
    > 7. david yasler 2: what problems did you have running dual stack
I don't know where  to start. Connections breaking, IPv4 DHCP pool exhaustion, ... In general, every protocol has its pitfalls.
    > 8. david yasler 2: did you work with German telecom installation
If we are talking about the German infrastructure, I was just an end-user of DTAG DSL line.
	> --------------------------
	> Open Questions (8)
	> --------------------------
	> 1. Colin: Any idea of plan or roadmap for when other browers will support HE V2?
	> 2. Colin: browsers :-)
	We have to request it from browser vendors and explain the benefits so that they want to implement it. As far as I know, v2 is not on any browser vendor's roadmap.
	> 3. Christian Bretterhofer: can we persuade to get a browser plugin to switch from happy eyballs to ipv6 only and back?
	Not sure why would anyone want to do that; additionally the browser plugins have become less powerful over time - I'm not a plugin developer, but from what I know I assume it's not possible for a plugin to override DNS or the connection attempts of the browser.
	> 4. david yasler 2: who is monitoring "happy Eye Balls" and do you need the addressing space or will it self discover
	> 5. david yasler 2: dial up
	> 6. david yasler 2: or wifi
	No address space is needed for Happy Eyeballs, it's more about getting connected to the server as quickly as possible. The client uses addresses on his
	> 7. david yasler 2: what problems did you have running dual stack
	I don't know where to start. Connections breaking, IPv4 DHCP pool exhaustion, ... In general, every protocol has its pitfalls.
	> 8. david yasler 2: did you work with German telecom installation
	If we are talking about the German infrastructure, I was just an end-user of DTAG DSL line.