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Chances are you are not running native IPv6. Most customers who "have access to IPv6" are running through IPv4 -> IPv6 conversion which adds immense overhead an
by developer2 10y ago
Chances are you are not running native IPv6. Most customers who "have access to IPv6" are running through IPv4 -> IPv6 conversion which adds immense overhead and is not a real indication of IPv6 to come. For all such customers, their pseudo-IPv6 will always be slower than IPv4. Most ISPs do not run any form of native IPv6 yet.
- daenney 10y ago> Chances are you are not running native IPv6. Yes, that's the case since, as I stated, I got IPv6 connectivity through 6rd: > It is derived from 6to4, a preexisting mechanism to transfer IPv6 packets over the IPv4 network