2024-04-08 14:45:06
Hm, wäre wohl ein dickes Brett ne Webserver auch mit #IPv6 auszustatten in der Uni.
Schade. Google sieht DE inzwischen bei 72% IPv6 https://www.google.de/ipv6/statistics.html
Hm, wäre wohl ein dickes Brett ne Webserver auch mit #IPv6 auszustatten in der Uni.
Schade. Google sieht DE inzwischen bei 72% IPv6 https://www.google.de/ipv6/statistics.html
At this time in 2019 Google reported seeing 20%-25% of its users via native #IPv6. Today that statistic is approaching 45%. That is a pretty significant increase in just five years.
https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html
Questions arise with @…'s #IPv6 stats.
1.Share of IPv4 traffic decreases in 2023-11, but has recently recovered.
2. IPv4 and IPv6 is roughly 50/50 in last year's (day-over-day) view. In a weekly (hour-over-hour) view, it is roughly 63/37 in IPv4's favor (pick any week in the past year).
Some differences may be explained by artifacts of how things are counted and measured I presume, but these are not small anomalies.
last year: https://radar.cloudflare.com/embed/Ipv6XY?dateRange=52w&chartState={"xy.hiddenSeries":[],"xy.previousVisible":true}&dateEnd=2024-04-28T17:15:00.000Z
last week: https://radar.cloudflare.com/embed/Ipv6XY?chartState={"xy.hiddenSeries":[],"xy.previousVisible":true}&dateRange=7d&dateEnd=2024-04-28T17:14:00.000Z
#IPv6 is anti-capitalist.
IPv4 address space is an exploitable scarcity that ISPs do not want to give up. We can’t each have our own IPv4 address, so money determines who gets one (or more.) By design, IPv6 gives every network 2^64 addresses and there are 2^64 of those networks. It is difficult to conceive of a way to use enough of it to ever be constraining.
Been working away for several hours then went to report something at spamcop; web page won't load. Do some debugging and discover IPv4 has completely failed in this client's house. I've been working away on IPv6 only and hadn't noticed until I tried to go to the (legacy IP only) spamcop.net.
Anyway, it fixed itself after I reconnected to the wifi.
BT Internet.
#IPv6
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