Today IPv6 adoption exceed %50 in Google Statistics
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Re: Today IPv6 adoption exceed %50 in Google Statistics
#2Meanwhile, in my corner of the planet we have an ISP called Telus, who provides both IPv4 and IPv6 for their home users, but has only IPv4 for their business users.
Exact same fibre optic lines. Exact same fibre modems. Exact same Dmarc points. Exact same networks.
But business users, who frequently run servers on their connections, don’t get IPv6.
Make this make sense.
Re: Today IPv6 adoption exceed %50 in Google Statistics
#3It's been happening on most Saturday's since March. The next milestone is when the weekly low is above 50% so we can put more pressure on the likes of Github and Virgin Media to upgrade.
Re: Today IPv6 adoption exceed %50 in Google Statistics
#4Meanwhile, in my corner of the planet we have an ISP called Telus, who provides both IPv4 and IPv6 for their home users, but has only IPv4 for their business users. Exact same fibre optic lines. Exact same fibre modems. Exact same Dmarc points. Exact same networks. But business users, who frequently run servers on their connections, don’t get IPv6. Make this make sense.
Maybe they want to sell it as an add on for business users?
Re: Today IPv6 adoption exceed %50 in Google Statistics
#5Meanwhile, in my corner of the planet we have an ISP called Telus, who provides both IPv4 and IPv6 for their home users, but has only IPv4 for their business users. Exact same fibre optic lines. Exact same fibre modems. Exact same Dmarc points. Exact same networks. But business users, who frequently run servers on their connections, don’t get IPv6. Make this make sense.
Maybe they want to sell it as an add on for business users?
Nope, it is literally not available. I‘ve asked. No amount of money can have IPv6 added to the connection.