> There seems to be a lack of drive (judging by forum posts) to enable IPv6 on internet services by admins, either because they don’t care to, or it’s more work

> There seems to be a lack of drive (judging by forum posts) to enable IPv6 on internet services by admins, either because they don’t care to, or it’s more work to manage a public IPv4 and public IPv6 presence Yup. I work at a large, complicated infrastructure organization. Our firewall guy has a lot on his plate. Having him manage the security concerns for IPv4 and IPv6 is a bad idea when considering the tasks we have and the labor available. Similarly, having the networking team implement IPv6 on top of their already significant projects results in less time available to do other things. I look forward to the day when IPv6 is easy and universal, but I can completely understand why many admins aren't bothering.