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> No, the migration is only done when you're exclusively running IPv6. I don't think that's an informed, thought-out take. The internet works just fine for all
by rewmie 3y ago
> No, the migration is only done when you're exclusively running IPv6.
I don't think that's an informed, thought-out take. The internet works just fine for all intents and purposes if you have some services reachable through IPv4. There is no obligation to shut down IPv4 in order to work with IPv6.
If you're able to go through your daily work seamlessly hitting services with IPv6, that's a successful migration. It matters nothing if an unrelated service hasn't went through their migration yet.
- simiones 3y agoWhat I meant was, almost all server operators on the internet have to support either IPv4-only or dual stack. It is still economic suicide to run an IPv6-only server, at least in most areas of the world. As long as you have to run IPv4 software as well and lease an IPv4 address, I would say you are not fully migrated to IPv6.