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Ask HN: Where can I get an IPv6
Title pretty much says it all. I'm paying for a block of static IPv4s for my business and it has helped me realize the value of IPv6.
What I really want now is just a bunch of IPv6 for my home server stuff. It seems like these addresses should be free, right? Do ISPs provide them yet? How do I get them?
- jjcinaz 5y agoISP here. Just ask. You’ll likely get a /56 or /64 for free.
- mikece 5y agoIs universal access to IPv6 from IPv4 connections turned on now?
- p1mrx 5y agoNo, it is technically impossible to reach a 128-bit address from a 32-bit stack, except in special cases.
- easton 5y agoWhat country and ISP do you have? In the US, Comcast gives everyone a /64 for free (and I think a /56 or /48 for business).