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Andrzej Dopierała
undefine at aramin.net
Fri Jun 17 13:47:17 CEST 2011
W dniu 17.06.2011 12:42, Carlos Friacas pisze: > > I've been lately looking at ripeness.ripe.net data, with special focus > on my country's numbers. :-) > The recent World IPv6 Day was imho a good thing, some people took some > more steps towards having some IPv6 in their networks, and that > allowed us to increase the # of IPv6 peerings over the local (and > small) IXP from 12 to 15. :-))) > > Getting an IPv6 block, register the route6 object, the DNS reverse > object (domain) and make the block visible will not «automagically» > generate more IPv6 packets on the Internet, but i find these steps to > be key for future IPv6 deployments. > i think there should be 5th star too - all sites available with both A and AAAA records. And 6 star - when _all_ services for clients are available in dualstack. 4 starts have near all, but often have A only on core routes, not on services, nor for clients.
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