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Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability
From: Nathan Ward <nanog () daork net>
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 15:12:46 +1300
On 6/10/2007, at 3:18 AM, Stephen Wilcox wrote:
<stuff> Given the above, I think there is no myth.. !
That's because the 'v6 network' is broken enough that putting AAAA records on sites that need to be well reachable is a bad idea.
For example, due mainly to Vista's 6to4 tunnelling stuff (based on researching a random sample of users), I'd lose about 4% of visitors to my web-sites if I were to turn on AAAA records.
For a transit provider, having an unreachable (or seemingly unreachable) web-site is a really bad idea.
-- Nathan Ward
Current thread:
- Geographic map of IPv6 availability michael.dillon (Oct 03)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Rik van Riel (Oct 05)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Marshall Eubanks (Oct 05)
- RE: Geographic map of IPv6 availability michael.dillon (Oct 05)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Marshall Eubanks (Oct 05)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Stephen Wilcox (Oct 05)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Nathan Ward (Oct 05)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Kevin Loch (Oct 05)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Kevin Day (Oct 05)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Stephen Wilcox (Oct 06)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Peter Dambier (Oct 06)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Joe Abley (Oct 06)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Stephen Wilcox (Oct 06)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Joe Abley (Oct 06)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Nathan Ward (Oct 05)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Rik van Riel (Oct 05)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Mark Prior (Oct 07)
- RE: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Tony Hain (Oct 11)
- Re: Geographic map of IPv6 availability Kevin Loch (Oct 11)