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It is possible to run IPv6 only with NAT64 and DNS64 where the DNS resolver changes IPv4 addresses to IPv6 for proxy that switches protocols. T-mobile is runni
by ianburrell 13y ago
It is possible to run IPv6 only with NAT64 and DNS64 where the DNS resolver changes IPv4 addresses to IPv6 for proxy that switches protocols.
T-mobile is running IPv6 only trial. It works well except for apps that can't handle IPv6 at all and usually because they include addresses in the protocol. Skype is probably the biggest example.
- p1mrx 13y agoT-Mobile has moved beyond the trial stage. Lots of Android 4.4 devices ship with an IPv6-only APN, and a 464XLAT daemon that provides connectivity to legacy apps, like Skype. If it's still just a trial, then I can't imagine how they'd get their stats up to 15% so quickly.