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The team at goonhost.rocks implemented the IPv8 Internet-Draft across the Linux kernel, Musl libc, iproute2, FRRouting, and a Go zone server, then deployed it on a 10-node multi-AS testbed with 112k+ routes. It works in isolated lab conditions but breaks in real-world scenarios.
This article presents an IETF draft proposal to eliminate ARP and IPv4 subnets on IPv6-only networks, allowing IPv4 to run as a pure /32 service over IPv6 infrastructure without translation or tunnelling, addressing operational pain points like ARP storms and IPv4 address scarcity.
This Internet-Draft defines the HTTP QUERY method, a safe and idempotent method that allows a request to process enclosed content and respond with the result, similar to POST but without risk of partial state changes.
This IETF draft recommends reclassifying the ARC (Authenticated Received Chain) protocol as historic, concluding its experiment and pointing to DKIM2 as a successor.