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Here, yes, but not particularly wide-spread and slowly becoming more necessary. A little tool I built last week .. is your site IPv6 ready? http://ready.chair
by chair6 16y ago
Here, yes, but not particularly wide-spread and slowly becoming more necessary.
A little tool I built last week .. is your site IPv6 ready? http://ready.chair6.net http://ready.chair6.net
- rmoriz 16y agohttp://sixy.ch/ http://sixy.ch/ has a nice public database of V6 ready sites and a tool to check/add
- kitchen 16y agoI like it. You should also add checks for ipv6 glue records. I advertise ipv6 dns servers but I do not yet have glue, so you still need to connect to my dns servers over ipv4. According to your tool I just have to convince google to add AAAA records to their MX targets and I'm set, but I'm not :)
- chair6 16y agoThanks for the suggestion.. I added a few more DNS-related checks. I think I have the tests/logic right but please let me know if you spot any errors.
- davros 16y agoNone of the first four urls I randomly tried slashdot, ibm, dell, ycombinator have AAAA records. IPv6 is not here and won't be for a long time. While v6 may be better in some circumstances, it is worse in others. I'll be keeping my offices behind NAT routers thank you!