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You at least give everyone a block of IPv6 without needing to ask, right?

• dijit 13y ago
  yeah everyone gets a /64, however, since 90% of sites (even if they claim to have AAAA records) do not actually support ipv6 yet. I'm one of those people unfortunately, mostly because my DDoS mitigation and countermeasures are not IPv6 ready- and I can't risk my companies business since it's all public facing ecommerce. :\ although, yeah, you could put everyone behind a NAT for ipv4, but then you have the same problem as with Quatar (or was it Saudi Arabia) where masses of people are blocked because they all exit onto the internet from the same place.