IPv6 Adoption Statistics
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IPv6 Adoption Statistics
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#2I'd be very interested in knowing how these stats were calculated - 12% of the United States on IPv6 seems a bit high. Maybe what Google is saying is that "It's Available, but we're not saying people are using it." - For example, Comcast has had IPv6 widely deployed for at least a year, so most of their customer might be identified as "Available" - even if their browsers aren't doing a AAAA lookup for www.google.com.
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#3Can somebody explain how Belgium achieved 28%? It's the only country that's colored bright green.
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#4Can somebody explain how Belgium achieved 28%? It's the only country that's colored bright green.
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#5In Austria not having IPV6 support is a feature, and I assume it's that way in many countries. If an ISP rolls out IPv6 for you here you lose your public IPv4 address (DS-Lite).
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#6I'd be very interested in knowing how these stats were calculated - 12% of the United States on IPv6 seems a bit high. Maybe what Google is saying is that "It's Available, but we're not saying people are using it." - For example, Comcast has had IPv6 widely deployed for at least a year, so most of their customer might be identified as "Available" - even if their browsers aren't doing a AAAA lookup for www.google.com.
The page says "The graph shows the percentage of users that access Google over IPv6.", so I would assume this would mean people are actually using it.
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#7Can somebody explain how Belgium achieved 28%? It's the only country that's colored bright green.
Telenet (one of the biggest ISPs in Belgium) deployed IPv6 for their whole customerbase.
They plan to have all up-to-date modems provisioned with IPv6 before the end of this year.
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#8Out of curiosity (I live in the UK, a country that does not believe in adopting new technologies less than 5y after everyone else), with IPv6, there is no need for a NAT anymore. Will the local networks be directly on the WAN? Will be interesting from a security/privacy point of view. Unless routers act as firewall, in which case we are back to square 1...
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#9Can somebody explain how Belgium achieved 28%? It's the only country that's colored bright green.
Interesting. Belgium shows up so small in the map in that page that I didn't even notice it was bright green, and therefore didn't include it in the title.
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#10Can somebody explain how Belgium achieved 28%? It's the only country that's colored bright green.
Because we pay too much for our internet :P