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Linode: Native IPv6 now available in all locations
- akent 15y agoThis is excellent. Also, I was not previously aware of the "World IPv6 Launch" linked to in the post which also looks like a great initiative: http://www.worldipv6launch.org/ http://www.worldipv6launch.org/
- tshtf 15y agoHopefully Amazon will do this with all EC2 locations soon! They're a bit behind the curve here.
- throwaway64 15y agodoes linode still offer only /128s?
- tshtf 15y agoFrom the FAQ [1]: We are also offering the ability to have an entire /64 or /56 subnet routed to one of your IPv6 addresses – even one of the Pool addresses, which means you can fail over the entire subnet. [1]: http://www.linode.com/IPv6/ http://www.linode.com/IPv6/
- akerl 15y agoEach Linode, by default, has one IPv6 address. Via ticket, you can request a /116 pool, and any of your Linodes in the datacenter can bring up any addresses from that pool. You can also request a /64 or /56, which gets routed to one of your /128 or /116 addresses.
- jebblue 15y agoI don't do IPv6 yet but I'm glad Linode is ahead of the pack.
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- MIT_Hacker 15y agoI think this belongs here: http://xkcd.com/865/ http://xkcd.com/865/