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Meanwhile, Hetzner just added a staggering $19/address setup fee and a soon doubling of prices for IPv4 addresses from them ostensibly due to the rising costs o
by techsupporter 5y ago
Meanwhile, Hetzner just added a staggering $19/address setup fee and a soon doubling of prices for IPv4 addresses from them ostensibly due to the rising costs of getting addresses, yet still has virtually no support for IPv6 on their offerings outside of a /64 per dedicated server.
https://docs.hetzner.com/general/others/ipv4-pricing/ https://docs.hetzner.com/general/others/ipv4-pricing/
- RedShift1 5y agoWhy would you need anything other than a /64 on your server?
- TheChaplain 5y agoHuh? I've been using IPv6 on their cloud instances for years, and it works just perfect.
- kolaente 5y agoYou also get a /64 on their cloud servers, one subnet per project iirc.
- Aeolun 5y agoHow is a /64 per dedicated server no support?
- remram 5y ago/64 seems pretty standard, unfortunately. It's what I get on OVH. There's also way worse providers, like Digital Ocean with a /124, and LightSail with /128.
- bob1029 5y ago> Hetzner just added a staggering $19/address setup fee and a soon doubling of prices This is what we need to encourage IPv6 adoption and conservation of existing digital resources.
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- fach 5y agoIs it? If the major cloud providers are siphoning off IPv4 space to create a monopoly, and 2nd tier cloud providers are raising prices due to the cost of IPv4 acquisition due to scarcity, there’s a real chance market forces migrate customers away from the 2nd tier as their costs rise.