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OVH's cheap dedicated servers, Kimsufi, only provides a single /126 IPv6 address, instead of the recommended /64 block :(.
by roblabla 10y ago
OVH's cheap dedicated servers, Kimsufi, only provides a single /126 IPv6 address, instead of the recommended /64 block :(.
- DanielDent 10y agoI have heard rumours that, although this is what they state, they actually in practice do assign the entire /64 to the machine. Not sure if this is true and I have not tested it myself. I see it largely as an attempt to do market segmentation and limit the usefulness of Kimsufi to push people towards their other brands. Unfortunate, but...
- roblabla 10y agoWell, it does work (just have to allocate the IPs statically) but since you're kinda not supposed to do that, I assume it will either stop working one day, or get my machine voided as a TOS violation or whatnot. It really is unfortunate. Not having to use a proxy for the sole purpose of sharing the 80 port would be nice...