Realistically I suspect that's the reason v6 is more socially popular on LET than anywhere in the real world. Seeing the rising cost of v4 threatens cheap deals.

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and has worked OK for me. I use them for a few domains, where I have one NS with them and another with a different provider.

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For me its IPv6 first IPv4 second. My whole home network and VPS is IPv6 ready. I get a /64 from my VPS provider and a /56 for my house. All my domains have their unique IPv6 address even SSH listens

Virtio drivers only. I don't know why everyone doesn't offer it, it's perfect for cheap VPSes.

I of course did read that notice, but I was asking the question to find out if it may be available anyway. It's available on my other very cheap VMs so I figured I'd give it a try.

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As already mentioned, Scaleways Stardust without an IPv4 is ridiculously cheap, sometimes I even wonder why they bother to charge for it.

select cloud compute and select region. they have 5 locations in iran and one in nl (serverius) and even the traffic is cheap

If you don't care about IPv4 or the 10gb disk, this would be a superb cheap choice.

For the cheapest IPv6 VPS just click the link on my signature!

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If hosts have their own ranges (big ones do), and idling hardware, having deals at a low price might be interesting for them. If they rent IPs it can also be a way to keep the IPs for future use. It c

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How much do ipv4 cost anyway? Racknerd is giving an ipv4 on their cheapest instance, 8 bucks a year or something, so it can't be that expensive, so the difference couldn't be that much between an ipv4

Scaleway stardust with no IPv4 is pretty cheap and decent quality (EPYC core, serious company).

Hello fellow stoned people and not so stoned people! Curious to know if anyone offers IPv6 only VPS, and how cheap they can possibly go? Take out the cost of an IPv4.