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  • sh97sh97 Member, Host Rep

    @JohnnySac said:

    @sh97 said:

    @FairShare said:

    Knowledge dump

    IPV6 adoption in India is at 72% while for USA it is around 53%!

    That is only because Jio enabled it from their launch, and they are the biggest ISP; 90% of ISPs still do not support IPv6, especially your local broadband players.

    @sh97 said:

    @FairShare said:

    Knowledge dump

    IPV6 adoption in India is at 72% while for USA it is around 53%!

    That is only because Jio enabled it from their launch, and they are the biggest ISP; 90% of ISPs still do not support IPv6, especially your local broadband players.

    Why are ISP’s so slow on the uptake of IPv6? Isn’t in their interest to adopt IPv6 as fast as possible so they can stop paying the exorbitant prices of IPv4?

    I asked my ISP when will I get IPv6 (just so that I can finally get a proper IP instead of CGNAT v4), and they asked me what IPv6 is xD
    And it is honestly a lot of trouble, I think I saw PulsedMedia post a really detailed explanation of it somewhere here.

    Thanked by 1JohnnySac
  • JohnnySacJohnnySac Member

    @sh97 said:

    @JohnnySac said:

    @sh97 said:

    @FairShare said:

    Knowledge dump

    IPV6 adoption in India is at 72% while for USA it is around 53%!

    That is only because Jio enabled it from their launch, and they are the biggest ISP; 90% of ISPs still do not support IPv6, especially your local broadband players.

    @sh97 said:

    @FairShare said:

    Knowledge dump

    IPV6 adoption in India is at 72% while for USA it is around 53%!

    That is only because Jio enabled it from their launch, and they are the biggest ISP; 90% of ISPs still do not support IPv6, especially your local broadband players.

    Why are ISP’s so slow on the uptake of IPv6? Isn’t in their interest to adopt IPv6 as fast as possible so they can stop paying the exorbitant prices of IPv4?

    I asked my ISP when will I get IPv6 (just so that I can finally get a proper IP instead of CGNAT v4), and they asked me what IPv6 is xD
    And it is honestly a lot of trouble, I think I saw PulsedMedia post a really detailed explanation of it somewhere here.

    Lol 😂 sounds like you will be waiting a long time for IPv6

    Thanked by 1sh97
  • MannDudeMannDude Patron Provider, Veteran

    @JohnnySac said:

    @sh97 said:

    @FairShare said:

    Knowledge dump

    IPV6 adoption in India is at 72% while for USA it is around 53%!

    That is only because Jio enabled it from their launch, and they are the biggest ISP; 90% of ISPs still do not support IPv6, especially your local broadband players.

    Why are ISP’s so slow on the uptake of IPv6? Isn’t in their interest to adopt IPv6 as fast as possible so they can stop paying the exorbitant prices of IPv4?

    I'd imagine most ISPs outright own their IP space and it's not a cost that increases over time. They're likely just paying fees to ARIN or RIPE or whoever the organization is that oversees issuing space.

    There is a TON of unused IPv4, a handful of big companies (and government agencies) have entire /8s, with each /8 being 16,777,216 IPv4 addresses... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assigned_/8_IPv4_address_blocks

    Thanked by 4cainyxues JohnnySac sh97 10thHouse
  • oriendoriend Member

    It really sucks being behind CGNAT, but in my case no other option expect to pay additionally for a static IP.

    Thanked by 1JohnnySac
  • derekyangderekyang Member

    1776 where

  • cainyxuescainyxues Member

    where them dealz?

  • JabJabJabJab Member

    it's hard to compete with this post and have it on first page when @MannDude is actively bumping that chinaman both topics :-D

    Thanked by 2sh97 MannDude
  • cainyxuescainyxues Member

    @JabJab said:
    it's hard to compete with this post and have it on first page when @MannDude is actively bumping that chinaman both topics :-D

    yup :lol:

  • FairShareFairShare Member
    edited January 2025

    Random Dump Bump

    Implementing "Port-Knocking" may be a good idea !

  • MannDudeMannDude Patron Provider, Veteran

    @JabJab said:
    it's hard to compete with this post and have it on first page when @MannDude is actively bumping that chinaman both topics :-D

  • 10thHouse10thHouse Member

    IPv6 may be the future of the internet, but the addresses are ugly as sin.

  • RubbenRubben Member

    @10thHouse said:
    IPv6 may be the future of the internet, but the addresses are ugly as sin.

    ok sir dont look at it reguards

  • oriendoriend Member

    Bumpity bump

  • JabJabJabJab Member

    pump

  • JohnnySacJohnnySac Member

    @10thHouse said:
    IPv6 may be the future of the internet, but the addresses are ugly as sin.

    Can't argue with that, even though I like IPv6. I know most of the IPv4 addresses I use by heart, but I don't think I will ever be able to remember even one IPv6 address, unless it's hexspeak like dead:beef::1.

    Thanked by 2cosmossofa ServerBachelor
  • ServerBachelorServerBachelor Member

    @JohnnySac said:

    @10thHouse said:
    IPv6 may be the future of the internet, but the addresses are ugly as sin.

    Can't argue with that, even though I like IPv6. I know most of the IPv4 addresses I use by heart, but I don't think I will ever be able to remember even one IPv6 address, unless it's hexspeak like dead:beef::1.

    IPv6 is gonna make me start appreciating ssh keys more.

  • JabJabJabJab Member

    @ServerBachelor said:
    IPv6 is gonna make me start appreciating ssh keys more.

    ?

  • ServerBachelorServerBachelor Member

    @JabJab said:

    @ServerBachelor said:
    IPv6 is gonna make me start appreciating ssh keys more.

    ?

    No excuse to be lazy and keep using root@ipv4. More secure, too.

    Thanked by 1cosmossofa
  • JohnnySacJohnnySac Member

    @ServerBachelor said:

    @JabJab said:

    @ServerBachelor said:
    IPv6 is gonna make me start appreciating ssh keys more.

    ?

    No excuse to be lazy and keep using root@ipv4. More secure, too.

    Some day we will be doing something like root@[e680:f20f:5a39:b868:076d:99da:4ad2:5324] for all our VPS's 😄

    Thanked by 1cosmossofa
  • cosmossofacosmossofa Member

    @JohnnySac said:

    @ServerBachelor said:

    @JabJab said:

    @ServerBachelor said:
    IPv6 is gonna make me start appreciating ssh keys more.

    ?

    No excuse to be lazy and keep using root@ipv4. More secure, too.

    Some day we will be doing something like root@[e680:f20f:5a39:b868:076d:99da:4ad2:5324] for all our VPS's 😄

    elegant .

    Thanked by 1JohnnySac
  • MannDudeMannDude Patron Provider, Veteran

    @cosmossofa said:

    @JohnnySac said:

    @ServerBachelor said:

    @JabJab said:

    @ServerBachelor said:
    IPv6 is gonna make me start appreciating ssh keys more.

    ?

    No excuse to be lazy and keep using root@ipv4. More secure, too.

    Some day we will be doing something like root@[e680:f20f:5a39:b868:076d:99da:4ad2:5324] for all our VPS's 😄

    elegant .

    Cloudflare is happy and keeps blocking me when I suggest elegant hostnames for IPv6 be added to your hosts file.

    Thanked by 2ServerBachelor cosmossofa
  • ServerBachelorServerBachelor Member

    @JohnnySac said:

    @ServerBachelor said:

    @JabJab said:

    @ServerBachelor said:
    IPv6 is gonna make me start appreciating ssh keys more.

    ?

    No excuse to be lazy and keep using root@ipv4. More secure, too.

    Some day we will be doing something like root@[e680:f20f:5a39:b868:076d:99da:4ad2:5324] for all our VPS's 😄

    root@your:moms:inmy:room

    Thanked by 1JohnnySac
  • JabJabJabJab Member

    hahaha
    your mom

  • ServerBachelorServerBachelor Member

    @JabJab said:
    hahaha
    your mom

    My mom ;)

  • JabJabJabJab Member

    pump

  • MannDudeMannDude Patron Provider, Veteran

    @JabJab said:
    pump

    UP THE JAM

  • ServerBachelorServerBachelor Member

    Plump

  • JoeMeritJoeMerit Veteran

    50 DOLLAR BILL! 50 DOLLAR BILL! GUYS!!!!

  • ServerBachelorServerBachelor Member

    @JoeMerit said:
    50 DOLLAR BILL! 50 DOLLAR BILL! GUYS!!!!

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  • oriendoriend Member

    In da club

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