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I would definitely offer native, unrestricted ipv6 access from day one if I was going to roll out restricted ipv4 connectivity. Not sure why they did not deploy
by simon_vetter 12y ago
I would definitely offer native, unrestricted ipv6 access from day one if I was going to roll out restricted ipv4 connectivity. Not sure why they did not deploy it, but it seems like you can get ipv6 from a lot of other low-end, cheap providers.
- vznatvps 12y agoExpensive from the DC. We're introducing it ASAP. Currently we can provide clients with a tunnelled IPv6 address to an Amsterdam POP. This still offers good speeds and adds little latency. If you desire this then please submit a ticket and we can set it up.
- devicenull 12y agoIPv6 is expensive from your DC? What's their reasoning there? Most places are pretty much giving IPv6 space away.
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- vznatvps 12y agoGood news we've got IPv6 support coming by the end of tomorrow (hopefully). All existing clients will get an IPv6 address and all new clients will obviously get one.
- tacticus 12y agoOnly one ipv6 address? Surely you are going to have a /48 or larger why are you not providing more addresses?
- mijndert 12y agoWhy would you need more IPv6 addresses on a VPS that only has 48MB of RAM?
- devicenull 12y agoWhy wouldn't you?