During World IPv6 Day, did you experiance any trouble?
Submitted by AJxn on Sat 18 Jun 2011
| I use IPv6 and I didn't notice any problems |
   19% | 91 votes |
| I use IPv6 and experianced problems with some sites |
1% | 9 votes |
| I use IPv6 and it was slow and/or I got lots of trouble |
1% | 6 votes |
| I only use IPv4 and I didn't noticed any problems |
33% | 155 votes |
| I only use IPv4 and experianced problems with some sites |
1% | 6 votes |
| I only use IPv4 and it was slow and/or I got lots of touble |
0% | 1 vote |
| Did I miss World IPv6 Day? |
32% | 152 votes |
| IPv6? Not for me, I use IPv4. It was good engough for my grand grand dad, so then it's good eno |
9% | 45 votes |
| Total 466 votes |
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Posted by Steve (82.41.xx.xx) on Thu 23 Jun 2011 at 10:23
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I had to deal with a few customers who were a little scared ahead of the day, largely due to their expectations that capacity problems would be visible. But on the day itself I don't think there was too much of a jump in actual IPv6 traffic.
For what it is worth this site is IPv6 enabled and I'd estimate less than 5% of visitors use it.
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Posted by Anonymous (217.169.xx.xx) on Mon 27 Jun 2011 at 19:30
My ISP supports IPv6 fully (and has done so for some time) but I'm not using it yet.
I'm waiting for the manufacturer of my DSL router to upgrade the firmware to give full support to IPv6 in the router AND the built-in firewall. It's about time the sale of non-IPv6 capable routers was outlawed ... that would help get users up to speed!
I'm waiting for the manufacturer of my DSL router to upgrade the firmware to give full support to IPv6 in the router AND the built-in firewall. It's about time the sale of non-IPv6 capable routers was outlawed ... that would help get users up to speed!
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You might want to consider some other Firmware, like OpenWRT or some other like that.
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Posted by Anonymous (81.104.xx.xx) on Fri 8 Jul 2011 at 15:10
No IPv6 from my ISP - no plans either, apparently!
I'd be happy to run v6 internally and would like to make some headway into this issue but I can't even seem to locate a suitable wireless router to accommodate my needs. Will continue to wait, read and then strike once the iron is hot.
I'd be happy to run v6 internally and would like to make some headway into this issue but I can't even seem to locate a suitable wireless router to accommodate my needs. Will continue to wait, read and then strike once the iron is hot.
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