Do you use IPv6?
Submitted by root on Tue 27 Feb 2007
| Internally only |
   8% | 84 votes |
| Externally routable |
7% | 70 votes |
| Soon will |
10% | 101 votes |
| No |
58% | 554 votes |
| Never! |
7% | 67 votes |
| Huh? |
8% | 77 votes |
| Total 953 votes |
Posted by Anonymous (213.164.xx.xx) on Wed 28 Feb 2007 at 10:20
[X] We would, but our isp doesn't support it
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Why not tunnel?
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Tunneling isn't perfect, but it's a great way to get started with IPv6 (I've done little IPv6 personally, but we're planning and reading a lot for the v.v. near future).
Since this is a debian forum, a good place to start would probably be:
http://people.debian.org/~csmall/ipv6/setup.html
Cheers.
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I love it.
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Posted by Anonymous (200.55.xx.xx) on Sun 4 Mar 2007 at 23:49
YEah i use ipv6 here and is also routeable with other networks here using the tunneling method over ipv4 now what i have to do to make ipv6 net accesible or browseable in a local area network , i mean i have a samba server 3.14a and i want to migrate my network to autenticate over ipv6 rigth now the only service that i am using over ipv6 is videoconference , mail , dns , and web i would like to add filesharing , to complete my project. any ideas you can send me a n email at itachi at cnt dot uo dot edu dot cu or atala dot luis at gmail dot com regards
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Posted by Anonymous (200.123.xx.xx) on Mon 5 Mar 2007 at 16:42
IPv6 rules!
Dead to the NATs!
Dead to the NATs!
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