so according to @IPv4Countdown on twitter, theres less than a year till all the allocatible ip's are used up.
what happens then?
when is my modem going to say connected with IPV6?
*Insert big spe*dtest result here*
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michaelmurfy: . At the moment it's not possible to give out IPv6 addresses over Chorus's network without using a 6 to 4 tunnel.
hamish225: what happens then?
kyhwana2:michaelmurfy: . At the moment it's not possible to give out IPv6 addresses over Chorus's network without using a 6 to 4 tunnel.
Im on Xnet's Naked DSL plan over Chorus wholesale's network and I have native V6 atm.
(Using a Cisco 877)
insane:kyhwana2:michaelmurfy: . At the moment it's not possible to give out IPv6 addresses over Chorus's network without using a 6 to 4 tunnel.
Im on Xnet's Naked DSL plan over Chorus wholesale's network and I have native V6 atm.
(Using a Cisco 877)
Yeah I would have thought it would be ok given that the ISP handles layer 3 and above.
The whole internet blue-screens, we all go outside and get some sun, like the good ol' pre internet days.
cyril7:The whole internet blue-screens, we all go outside and get some sun, like the good ol' pre internet days.
Nahh, we stayed inside and played with our ham radio sets, still no sun.
Cyril
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cyril7:The whole internet blue-screens, we all go outside and get some sun, like the good ol' pre internet days.
Nahh, we stayed inside and played with our ham radio sets, still no sun.
Cyril
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hamish225: when is my modem going to say connected with IPV6?
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freitasm:hamish225: when is my modem going to say connected with IPV6?
Looking at your signature, and the upload speeds there, I think you have to worry a bit more about other things your ISP can do before turning IPv6 on.
Just saying...
Back on topic, Geekzone was IPv6 enabled in our previous colocation provider, but we don't have an IPv6 address with our new datacentre provider. Not in a hurry though. As a content provider, we saw only about 50 unique visitors per month coming via IPv6, out of 650,000 total.
*Insert big spe*dtest result here*
hamish225:freitasm:hamish225: when is my modem going to say connected with IPV6?
Looking at your signature, and the upload speeds there, I think you have to worry a bit more about other things your ISP can do before turning IPv6 on.
Just saying...
Back on topic, Geekzone was IPv6 enabled in our previous colocation provider, but we don't have an IPv6 address with our new datacentre provider. Not in a hurry though. As a content provider, we saw only about 50 unique visitors per month coming via IPv6, out of 650,000 total.
theyve actually gone up to 0.70 :)
and i thought that was about as fast as adsl went anyway?
Time to find a new industry!
webwat:hamish225:freitasm:hamish225: when is my modem going to say connected with IPV6??
Looking at your signature, and the upload speeds there, I think you have to worry a bit more about other things your ISP can do before turning IPv6 on.
Just saying...
Back on topic, Geekzone was IPv6 enabled in our previous colocation provider, but we don't have an IPv6 address with our new datacentre provider. Not in a hurry though. As a content provider, we saw only about 50 unique visitors per month coming via IPv6, out of 650,000 total.
theyve actually gone up to 0.70 :)
and i thought that was about as fast as adsl went anyway??
Until you get ADSL2 going... then it can get?over?0.9. Fibre might happen in the next 10 years though.
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freitasm:hamish225: when is my modem going to say connected with IPV6?
Looking at your signature, and the upload speeds there, I think you have to worry a bit more about other things your ISP can do before turning IPv6 on.
Just saying...
Back on topic, Geekzone was IPv6 enabled in our previous colocation provider, but we don't have an IPv6 address with our new datacentre provider. Not in a hurry though. As a content provider, we saw only about 50 unique visitors per month coming via IPv6, out of 650,000 total.
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