Hardware & Technical Straw Poll on IPv6 support
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Country: Germany
ISP: Unitymedia (cable)
IPv6: yes
IPv4: no (DS-Light)
Beta: Yes
ISP: Unitymedia (cable)
IPv6: yes
IPv4: no (DS-Light)
Beta: Yes
Country: Germany
ISP: Unitymedia (cable)
IPv6: Yes
IPv4: DS-Lite
Beta: yes
Could not play in 2015 due to DS-Lite Tunneling but the issue was resolved, see this Thread/post for reference:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...erver-quot-periodically?p=3282476#post3282476
ISP: Unitymedia (cable)
IPv6: Yes
IPv4: DS-Lite
Beta: yes
Could not play in 2015 due to DS-Lite Tunneling but the issue was resolved, see this Thread/post for reference:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...erver-quot-periodically?p=3282476#post3282476
Country: USA
ISP: Comcast
IPv6: Ready for Deployment
IPv4: Fully Functional
Beta: No
Note that comcast's hardware (cable modem) is already IPV6 compatible. We're just waiting on them to flip the switch.
ISP: Comcast
IPv6: Ready for Deployment
IPv4: Fully Functional
Beta: No
Note that comcast's hardware (cable modem) is already IPV6 compatible. We're just waiting on them to flip the switch.
Country: UK
ISP: BT
IPv6: no
IPv4: Yes
Beta: Yes
I understand that all of BT's network now supports IPv6 - I have a HomeHub 5 and expect to have IPv6 support soon as per this article:
http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2016/11/bt-broadband-lines-now-support-ipv6-internet-addresses.html
ISP: BT
IPv6: no
IPv4: Yes
Beta: Yes
I understand that all of BT's network now supports IPv6 - I have a HomeHub 5 and expect to have IPv6 support soon as per this article:
http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2016/11/bt-broadband-lines-now-support-ipv6-internet-addresses.html
Country: Germany
ISP: M-Net
IPv6: fully functional
IPv4: DSlite
Beta: yes
ISP: M-Net
IPv6: fully functional
IPv4: DSlite
Beta: yes
Country: Germany
ISP: Unitymedia (cable)
IPv6: fully functional and anatomically correct
IPv4: DSlite, no port forwarding neither with UPNP nor manual
Beta: no (sadly)
ISP: Unitymedia (cable)
IPv6: fully functional and anatomically correct
IPv4: DSlite, no port forwarding neither with UPNP nor manual
Beta: no (sadly)
Country: USA
ISP: Comcast
IPv6: Works (dodgy DNS though)
IPv4: NAT-PMP and UPNP
Beta: Yes
Platforms: PC, Mac, XB1
ISP: Comcast
IPv6: Works (dodgy DNS though)
IPv4: NAT-PMP and UPNP
Beta: Yes
Platforms: PC, Mac, XB1
Country: Italy
ISP: Telecom
IPv6: no
IPv4: fully functional
Beta: no
ISP: Telecom
IPv6: no
IPv4: fully functional
Beta: no
Location: Germany
ISP: Telekom
IPv6: Supported
IPv4: Supported
Beta: No
ISP: Telekom
IPv6: Supported
IPv4: Supported
Beta: No
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ISP: AT&T Uverse
IPv6: Fully Functional
IPv4: Fully Functional
Beta: Yes
Platform: Windows 10 Pro X64
IPv6: Fully Functional
IPv4: Fully Functional
Beta: Yes
Platform: Windows 10 Pro X64
Location: Germany
ISP: (Deutsche) Telekom
IPv6: Disabled*
IPv4: Active
Beta: Yes[/QUOTE]
* For over a year new, Telekom connections have been Dual Stack (IP only by default, no POTS). Existing contracts like mine which still have POTS telephone connections are IPv4 only. Apparently it's proper dual stack, not DS-Lite, because Telekom are sitting on a large pile of IPv4 addresses. Here's a post from Telekom explaining some of the above: https://telekomhilft.telekom.de/t5/...-dual-stack-ipv4-und-ipv6/m-p/1642752#M100846
ISP: (Deutsche) Telekom
IPv6: Disabled*
IPv4: Active
Beta: Yes[/QUOTE]
* For over a year new, Telekom connections have been Dual Stack (IP only by default, no POTS). Existing contracts like mine which still have POTS telephone connections are IPv4 only. Apparently it's proper dual stack, not DS-Lite, because Telekom are sitting on a large pile of IPv4 addresses. Here's a post from Telekom explaining some of the above: https://telekomhilft.telekom.de/t5/...-dual-stack-ipv4-und-ipv6/m-p/1642752#M100846
