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You might be surprised how much of your traffic already goes over ipv6. Much of your Google and Facebook traffic, for instance.
by subway 10y ago
You might be surprised how much of your traffic already goes over ipv6. Much of your Google and Facebook traffic, for instance.
- danieldk 10y agoBut then a lot of software still only supports IPv4, e.g. Dropbox or Resilio Sync. In the latter case that gives me some serious headaches, it has the tendency to open a lot of connections at once. I think my ISPs DS-Lite uses some quota, because when I have sync open on more than a certain number of devices, IPv4 connections start getting dropped and IPv4 is basically unusable for 5-10 minutes. I am pretty sure it's related to DS-Lite, because it doesn't happen to devices that are connected to a VPN. It would help me a lot if all (mostly proprietary) software vendors would finally start supporting IPv6.
- zigzigzag 10y agoSure but that's all outbound. What matters to me more is what can connect inbound e.g. p2p apps and most of them do not really do ipv6