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Meanwhile Belgium has nearly 50% dual-stack IPv6 deployed and there haven't really been any issues. It's configured well and works well. The vast majority of us

by Ambroos 11y ago

Meanwhile Belgium has nearly 50% dual-stack IPv6 deployed and there haven't really been any issues. It's configured well and works well. The vast majority of users probably hasn't even noticed.

_yy 11y ago
Unitymedia, a huge German ISP, has been running dual stack for a few years now.
- Malstrond 11y ago
  Actually it's Dual Stack Lite, so you win an IPv6 address, but lose your publicly routable IPv4 address and port forwarding.
  - _yy 11y ago
    Which is really annoying, too, since there's no configurable IPv6 firewall (it's either on or off). But at least they do use IPv6.
andruby 11y ago
Yeah, being from Belgium I can say that it is great. Makes it easy for me to test the IPv6 support on my servers. The is one advantage of having an active duopoly [1] in the ISP market. Belgacom (38% market share) started migrating customers to dual stack in 2013. Telenet (40% market share) soon followed in 2014. [1] http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2015/03/20/telenet-belgacom-strengthen-duopoly-on-belgian-market/ http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2015/03/20/telenet-belgacom-s...