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Yes, I remember seeing this as well. The irony here is that much of the inter-service traffic on the internet could already be sent over IPv6 without anyone no
by zahllos 5y ago
Yes, I remember seeing this as well.
The irony here is that much of the inter-service traffic on the internet could already be sent over IPv6 without anyone noticing. Getting end users onto IPv6 is always going to be a challenge as, well, ISPs, but when my mail server talks to your mail server there's no need for this to be IPv4.
- fomine3 5y agoAlso it can be said that connection between mail servers can be IPv4 even if IPv6 is mostly used in the world. It seems that there are pros to keep IPv4 reputation from GP, so possibly it happens.