[AusNOG] Au IPv6 doubling?
Mark Andrews
marka at isc.org
Thu May 5 09:22:58 EST 2016
In message <CADPRN4_1OwOdRBG_puPT3rZm=C201WfdXzG9TdZ9b-_J24obMQ at mail.gmail.com>, Michael Biber writes:
>
> There's been a *doubling*
> of Australian user IPv6 since the start of March:
>
> https://twitter.com/ipv6now/status/725466241058496512/photo/1
>
> If you click on the bit.ly link you'll see it's still rising, not falling
> away. 10 years to get to 2% and two months to 4%!
>
> Anyone know why?
>
> michael at 6now.net
> 0412058808
>
The real question is when will the remaining Australian ISP's get
off their collective backsides and deliver IPv6 to the consumers?
The US is at +25% adoption. There is similar technology used to
deliver the Internet in both countries. We have ISP's in the world
that can no longer give each customer a individual IPv4 address
which should have been the point by which ISP's here delivered IPv6
to EVERYONE. This ridiculous attitude that "I have enough IPv4
addresses for my customers so I don't need to deliver IPv6" forget
about the other end of the connection.
It's a absolute disgrace that ISP management here failed to invest
in a timely manner. It is a absolute disgrace that you can't get
good advice about what CPE devices to by now that will be supported.
Mark
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