Subj : test-ipv6.com
To   : Janis Kracht
From : Bj”rn Felten
Date : Fri May 13 2011 12:51:58

 JK> hehe.. well it's me, not TDS.net where we get our connection <g>. Just
 JK> didn't see a rush to doing it.. :)

   Ouch! Well, that surprises me a little, since I was under the impression that you uses linux. And at least Ubuntu has full IPv6 functionality out of the box. It seems to default to Go6 though, and I think it has only one end server as of yet. Sixxs has end servers all around the world, I myself uses the Swedish server hosted by the same ISP that hosts e.g. Wikileaks and The Pirate Bay... :)

 JK> Now you're making me feel like I'm lazy :)

   LOL! It's the same old "if it ain't broken..." that we all suffer from, I guess. :)

 JK> I'm very interested though in multi-casting.. that seems like a very
 JK> smart way to go.

   Not to mention multi-homing. Using more than one ISP to connect to the internet -- sharing bandwidth or simply choose the one available when the other(s) fail. I have 3G plus ADSL and would very much like to multi-home but crappy old Windows still cannot do this. It's NAT service -- using 192.168.0.1 hard coded for the "internet sharing server" -- is 
a big joke.

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