Subj : Re: Getting a native IPv6 from your ISP
To   : Bj”rn Felten
From : Tony Langdon
Date : Tue Apr 24 2018 07:54:00

-=> Bj”rn Felten wrote to Michiel van der Vlist <=-

 BF>    As you may know by now I'm on fibre (is it OK if I spell it fiber?)
 BF> and I was sure that my new ISP was going to give me native IPv6. But
 BF> not. I've questioned all my 20+, available on my open fiber, ISPs and
 BF> not a single one has responded positively.

This part of the world is not much better, but it is, because there is at least
1 ISP of the dozens available on our VDSL NBN that supports native IPv6 (and no
prizes for guessing which ISP I'm using ;) ).  As for the VDSL, well it was
originally supposed to be FTTP, but a change of government caused the downgrade
just before this area was due to be rolled out. :(  Now it's got rather
controversial, because many people are not getting the speeds they ordered. 
I'm lucky, the node is relatively close and I'm not far off the 100/40 I'm
paying for (usually around 90/35 sync speed in practice), and 80/30 actual
throughput to nearby sites.

 BF>    So here I am, stuck with a he.net tunnel...

:(


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