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I'm surprised there's so many Asian companies/sites that don't support v6. Probably has to do with being hosted on some sort of cloud but considering v6 is fair
by daenney 10y ago
I'm surprised there's so many Asian companies/sites that don't support v6. Probably has to do with being hosted on some sort of cloud but considering v6 is fairly important to that region it's interesting they're willing to rely on ISPs providing NAT/DNS64 for customers instead.
- morecoffee 10y agoPresumably it is related to the widespread use of IE6: they are running old bootleg versions of Windows, which dont do IPv6.
- krylon 10y agoIIRC, Windows has supported IPv6 since at least Windows XP. According to Wikipedia, even since Windows 2000. (Of course, IE6 might not support v6... I never tried.)