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Vote with your wallet if possible. A competent ISP must have IPv6. If they don't have IPv6, what else do they skip that is their job?
by kaliszad 3y ago
Vote with your wallet if possible. A competent ISP must have IPv6. If they don't have IPv6, what else do they skip that is their job?
- myself248 3y ago> A competent ISP Oh, if only I had literally any of those to pick from. I'm American, sadly, and there is no competitive landscape.
- kaliszad 3y agoDepending on where you live, Starlink might be a better offering. They do have IPv6. If you just want to play with IPv6 but don't want to change providers, you can rent e.g. a Hetzner VM in the USA, setup wireguard/ IPsec tunnel to it with IPv4 underlay and use it to access the IPv6 internet. It has 20 TB/ month of traffic which should be enough for most testing/ learning.