Transition to ipv6 have you already done it (business/enterprise)?

Which network are you using now?

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freebuser

Recently I have started to DualStack my online services and wondered how many of us actually started/completed the conversion?

Please share your experience/issues and future plans too..
 
@OP, I was recently asking the similar question with poll.
You can find the answers/results there:

forums.freebsd.org

IPv6 home network

Hi, I have possibility do deploy IPv6 in my home network. Is it worth it, except to learn new tech :) Do you run IPv6 in your home networks? If yes, why? Also do you run dual stack or do you run NAT64 and DNS64? Thank you
forums.freebsd.org forums.freebsd.org
 
Max212 said:
@OP, I was recently asking the similar question with poll.
You can find the answers/results there:

forums.freebsd.org

IPv6 home network

Hi, I have possibility do deploy IPv6 in my home network. Is it worth it, except to learn new tech :) Do you run IPv6 in your home networks? If yes, why? Also do you run dual stack or do you run NAT64 and DNS64? Thank you
forums.freebsd.org forums.freebsd.org
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Thanks for pointing out, but I was interested on an overall implementation (businesses and enterprises includes) rather than just home networks.
 
I usually run dual-stack on home clients and cloud/dedicated servers.

My home servers are sadly IPv4-only since CenturyLink's 6rd is flakey, especially with Tor relays, and I find it easier to use one Dynamic DNS entry than multiple. I could go with Comcast which has much better IPv6 but that would mean living under a data cap and slow uploads (since CenturyLink has FTTH to me not DSL).
 
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