Are you IPv6 ready?

[Valerion]

I know it's bad form to resurrect such an old thread (6 months by now) , but I thought I'd add that my machine DOES report being IPv6-ready.

Of course, I cheated. I set up a tunnel via Freenet6 and is using IPv6 over that, using a PoP in Amsterdam. Slow, as it has to traverse the international link to do ANYTHING, but usable. This gives me a way around the NAT'ing issue currently experienced at Screamer, the main reason I went this route.

 

[McGuywer]

Resurrecting again...

No, not IPv6 ready.

With Afrihost.

 

[shakes1]

And no, MWeb Business Uncapped, eish...

 

[AstroTurf]

I am, Mweb/Telkom? not so much...

 

[annesville]

No - On Telkom/SAIX, Windows 7, DLink DSL-G604T router...

 

[burn]

YES 6.4% NO 93.6%

You really think any ISP in SA will be in the 6.4%?

 

[lexor]

Are you IPv6 ready? NO

 

[HermanTheGerman]

No.
Afrihost/IS

 

[Zewp]

Which companies have started using v6 already?

And no, I'm not ready yet.

 

[ambo]

PING mybroadband.co.za(2001:43e8:64::29cb:1589) 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 2001:43e8:64::29cb:1589: icmp_seq=1 ttl=50 time=68.7 ms
64 bytes from 2001:43e8:64::29cb:1589: icmp_seq=2 ttl=50 time=84.1 ms

 

[NomNom]

I'm pretty sure everyone is IPv6, ready for years now.

 

[ichigo]

My laptop does IPv6 not sure about my TP-Link 8690N router, but it does show limited connection with IPv6 to the router so guess it is also on the router.