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It's not the bandwidth it's the latency. Because of the latency you need to pack a small amount of data in VoIP packets so the extra header size of IPv6 stings
by PaulHoule 11mo ago
It's not the bandwidth it's the latency. Because of the latency you need to pack a small amount of data in VoIP packets so the extra header size of IPv6 stings more than it would for ordinary http traffic
https://www.nojitter.com/telecommunication-technology/ipv6-impact-on-voip https://www.nojitter.com/telecommunication-technology/ipv6-i...
- dpark 11mo agoI have a lot of trouble believing IPv6 matters here. Your link only talks about bandwidth (an extra 8kbps) and doesn’t even mention latency. Edit: NAT also adds measurable latency. If anything I’d think avoiding NAT might actually make IPv6 lower latency than IPv4 on average.