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The only way we'll ever move beyond IPv4 is to criticize every new thing that requires it. I don't know whether that's the case for this network (for all I kno
by p1mrx 12y ago
The only way we'll ever move beyond IPv4 is to criticize every new thing that requires it.
I don't know whether that's the case for this network (for all I know, it might not be IP-based at all), but the inability to dual-stack one's public-facing website, nearly two years after World IPv6 Launch, is a failure that more people should acknowledge.
- gress 12y agoDo you know who hosts their website?
- p1mrx 12y ago195.154.183.147 -> AS12876 -> http://www.online.net/ http://www.online.net/ I use IPvFoo to get the IP address, then copy-paste it into http://bgp.he.net/ http://bgp.he.net/ . Note that the www.online.net does at least have working AAAAs.
- gress 12y agoThat implies that the lack of ipv6 support on their website has nothing at all to do with their technology.