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And which ISP's own DNS servers support IPv6?
IPv6 are you ready?
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Speaking of the internet, did anyone watch The Gadget Show episode where they were testing O2's new 4G connection and they tried it in a park and they got 87mbps? It's coming out in 2013 :)
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Well; apparently I'm not ready but sorta ready (according to the IPv6 test posted here).
According to it my current stuff will keep working after the launch but I don't have an IPv6 address as of yet.
Pretty sure my routers support IPv6 (I'm assuming it's just my ISP that hasn't given us an IPv6 address yet or something like that).
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The way I understand it IPv6 will kick in for new sites in June, and the major changeover will come six months later...
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But I thought Bill Gates said that 4 billion addresses would be enough for anybody.......................................
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Ours does :) already have native ipv6 with own subnet for a year on my ISP... however its not official yet and currently its available only upon request... but yes our ISP can provide dual-stack for more then a year, i got it january last year, was one of the first i think...
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Both this test, and the ICSI Netalyzer say that my browser (Opera 11.61) works with ipv6, but that it prefers ipv4. The Netalyzer says that it has problems with fragmented ipv6. I hope that Opera has an update in the offing to handle this.
When I Googled for anything regarding Cox Cable's ipv6 status, it simply said that they were working on it. However, the only specific problem that the Netalyzer mentioned with this protocol was what appears to be a backbone carrier that Cox is using, so I'm not sure how that stacks up.
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