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The large company I work for (~5000 people worldwide) doesn't appear to support any of this. Attempting to reach ipv6day.org gives the message "No DNS records."
by mrcharles 15y ago
The large company I work for (~5000 people worldwide) doesn't appear to support any of this. Attempting to reach ipv6day.org gives the message "No DNS records."
Sites that already had IPv4 records work.
- drdaeman 15y agoI have fully working IPv6 connectivity (10/10 by test-ipv6.com metrics), but ipv6day.org still fails for me. It seems that the problem is that there're no A/AAAA records: $ host -t AAAA ipv6day.org ipv6day.org has no AAAA record $ host -t A ipv6day.org ipv6day.org has no A record $ host -t MX ipv6day.org ipv6day.org mail is handled by 20 mail2.consulintel.es. ipv6day.org mail is handled by 30 dns1.consulintel.com. ipv6day.org mail is handled by 10 mail.consulintel.es. $ host -t SOA ipv6day.org ipv6day.org has SOA record ns1.euro6ix.com. dnsadmin.consulintel.es. 2010120100 86400 7200 2592000 172800
- zaphoyd 15y agotry www.ipv6day.org. `ipv6day.org` doesn't even have a regular A record.