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CloudFlare is still doing IPv6 automatically
- digital-rubber 11y agoAnd you still don't act upon any complaints regarding clients using your services for malicious purposes.
- eknkc 11y agoI lost my hope on ipv6, don't think it will ever catch on. We might end up with something else but not ipv6. Anyone else feels the same about it?
- stephengillie 11y agoWorking for someone who wants IPv6 disabled in every server and system, across the board, I'm beginning to feel the same way.
- hobarrera 11y agoI'm immensely curious, why would somebody want IPv6 to disappear?
- virtuallynathan 11y agoReally? Facebook runs their datacenters with only IPv6. Comcast has deployed IPv6 to over 60% of their customers, and that should be >75% by the end of the year. TMo and Verizon have huge amounts of IPv6 deployment. TMo android + windows phone devices are IPv6 only. iOS 9 if it supports 464XLAT will increase that hugely. There are soon going to be no IPv4 addresses left to have.
- detaro 11y agoA few years back I would have agreed with it, but IMHO it doesn't look so bleak right now. tons of connections are rolled out as dual stack, some providers run IPv6-only links to their customers, the vast majority of new devices supports it, ...