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And as Microsoft, Bing and MSN don't support IPv6, you can assume that Azure does not as well. And it does not, despite the BS story about their leading role:
by hollander 10y ago
And as Microsoft, Bing and MSN don't support IPv6, you can assume that Azure does not as well. And it does not, despite the BS story about their leading role:
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/faq/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/faq/
- vetinari 10y agoMicrosoft.com does support IPv6 (Bing and MSN do not). Also apple.com does support IPv6.
- soneil 10y agoIt appears apple.com and microsoft.com are failing this for the same reason; apple.com does not have an AAAA record. www.apple.com does. If you visit apple.com over ipv4 or dualstack, apple.com will answer and redirect you to www.apple.com, which is dual-stacked. But if you visit using only ipv6, apple.com is not found, so you're never redirected to the capable www.apple.com. (ditto s/apple/microsoft/ - I just picked the example quickest to type)