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Yeah I have a friend at an IX, with a lot of insight into IPv6 and he's constantly "chasing" ipv6 support in his personal life. It's just not worth my time righ
by INTPenis 5y ago
Yeah I have a friend at an IX, with a lot of insight into IPv6 and he's constantly "chasing" ipv6 support in his personal life. It's just not worth my time right now.
And someone in this thread said the problem is not at the consumer level but at the enterprise level, BS. There is maybe 1 or 2 ISPs out of a dozen here that do IPv6 at all.
Mostly it's enabled for mobile operators for some reason, maybe they need the IPs more than regular broadband operators.
- baq 5y agoMy mostly uninformed guess is that mobile providers have protections in which cgnats simply break.
- Symbiote 5y agoMobile operators have a lot more client devices, and many weren't around as ISPs in the time when large allocations were being given out. Most adults have at least one phone, and many children too. Wired connections tend to be one per household.