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We've tried to roll out IPv6 at my work, and after several years of it causing more issues than it help we turned it all off again... We're gonna get back to it
by nightfly 4y ago
We've tried to roll out IPv6 at my work, and after several years of it causing more issues than it help we turned it all off again... We're gonna get back to it again this year, but I can see many organizations just not doing that until absolutely forced.
- throwaway2037 4y agoThank you to share a real world story. Failure is usually more interesting to study than success. Real question (no trolling): Is there any business value upgrading to IPv6 or is this a forced upgrade? I think that is number one reason that delays IPv6 upgrades: no business value (or so limited compared to cost of IPv6 impl).
- krageon 4y agoIf you're running something that isn't absolute shit it's not this much of an issue to upgrade to ipv6. There's business value in that simply because ipv4 addresses are expensive.