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Possibly because 'too many sites that answer with an ipv6 address and then fail to work, and I have to wait for the system to fall back to ipv4' is a complaint
by darren_ 8y ago
Possibly because 'too many sites that answer with an ipv6 address and then fail to work, and I have to wait for the system to fall back to ipv4' is a complaint from 2012 or so? rfc 6555 is hardly new.
and i've seen an ipv6-supporting webapp work substantially better for video chatting (no STUN/TURN/relaying), although to be fair i was working on it.
- aidenn0 8y agoMy home network runs all of the /64 from my ISP behind a stateful firewall, and I expect this is true of others; just because you have a publicly routeable address doesn't mean you will receive packets.