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Why is this data so spikey[1]? Are the spikes in IP6 usage driven by work, home or mobile? [1] https://files.littlebird.com.au/Shared-Image-2024-01-13-12-06-1
by schappim 3y ago
Why is this data so spikey[1]?
Are the spikes in IP6 usage driven by work, home or mobile?
[1] https://files.littlebird.com.au/Shared-Image-2024-01-13-12-06-11-Fh8p1i.png https://files.littlebird.com.au/Shared-Image-2024-01-13-12-0...
- sentientslug 3y agoInterestingly enough if you zoom in you'll notice that all the tips of the spikes are Saturdays.
- CraftThatBlock 3y agoI'd guess work VPNs don't implement IPv6 (why would they, if they only need to share 1 IPv4), which results to home internet usage being higher on the weekends.
- kdklol 3y agoGood question! It's spiking up on weekends, the reason for that is that corporate networks are not as incentivized as large public ISPs to adopt IPv6. They have a lot more customers and are more directly affected by IPv4 exhaustion, especially the mobile providers.