6 ms·
and no IPv6. granted, getting rid of NAT probably means Skype dies
by patrocles 15y ago
and no IPv6.
granted, getting rid of NAT probably means Skype dies
- xxqs 15y agoI don't think so. They have an easy to use client, and a huge user base. I guess they will also add ipv6 support as soon there's enough ipv6 adoption on the residential market. I also don't have ipv6 at home from my cable provider, and they don't even tell when I can expect it.