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Due to the recent potential removal of test-ipv6.com, ipv6.army now supports some similar IPv6 tests to determine compatibility and efficiency. #IPv6
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October 13, 2025 at 8:21 PM
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Due to the recent potential removal of test-ipv6.com, ipv6.army now supports some similar IPv6 tests to determine compatibility and efficiency. #IPv6
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ipv6.army
October 13, 2025 at 8:18 PM
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In the same vein as ipv6compatibility.com, I have used replit to create an aggregation service for global IPv6 statistics. The code is slightly modified to run stand-alone on my own hosting systems and is available on my github. It's still pretty beta, but it works reasonably well.
stats.ipv6.army
stats.ipv6.army
Streamlit
stats.ipv6.army
August 17, 2025 at 11:04 PM
In the same vein as ipv6compatibility.com, I have used replit to create an aggregation service for global IPv6 statistics. The code is slightly modified to run stand-alone on my own hosting systems and is available on my github. It's still pretty beta, but it works reasonably well.
stats.ipv6.army
stats.ipv6.army
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August 19, 2025 at 1:38 PM
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July 24, 2025 at 6:47 PM
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July 24, 2025 at 6:36 PM
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"Pop quiz, hotshot." --Dennis Hopper as Howard Payne, Speed (1994) I built a quiz app in Go. It's flexible that any questions could be compiled into it, but right now it's mostly AI generated questions about #IPv6. quiz.ipv6.army
IPv6 Quiz
quiz.ipv6.army
August 10, 2025 at 2:07 PM
"Pop quiz, hotshot." --Dennis Hopper as Howard Payne, Speed (1994) I built a quiz app in Go. It's flexible that any questions could be compiled into it, but right now it's mostly AI generated questions about #IPv6. quiz.ipv6.army
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Created a high level, basic "get your #IPv6 address plan started" app to github. It's somewhat complimentary to ipv6utils.
github.com/buraglio/ipv...
github.com/buraglio/ipv...
GitHub - buraglio/ipv6planner: A high level IPv6 subnet planner written in go
A high level IPv6 subnet planner written in go. Contribute to buraglio/ipv6planner development by creating an account on GitHub.
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August 2, 2025 at 3:26 AM
Created a high level, basic "get your #IPv6 address plan started" app to github. It's somewhat complimentary to ipv6utils.
github.com/buraglio/ipv...
github.com/buraglio/ipv...
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We pushed out a new version of the #IPv6 textbook yesterday. This version expands on some sections and adds an ePub version for folks that want to use that format. It can be found as a free download here ipv6textbook.com
For potential contributors, the repo can be found @ github.com/becarpenter/...
For potential contributors, the repo can be found @ github.com/becarpenter/...
Free, OpenSource IPv6 Textbook
ipv6 textbook
ipv6textbook.com
July 22, 2025 at 8:33 AM
We pushed out a new version of the #IPv6 textbook yesterday. This version expands on some sections and adds an ePub version for folks that want to use that format. It can be found as a free download here ipv6textbook.com
For potential contributors, the repo can be found @ github.com/becarpenter/...
For potential contributors, the repo can be found @ github.com/becarpenter/...
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July 29, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Some simple but potentially useful #IPv6 tools.
I’m coming around to Go, for whatever reason it makes more sense to me than python. 🤷
With some help (ok, quite a bit of help) the #IPv6 tools are now compiled into a go binary. Here is the webified version:
tools.forwardingplane.net
Much faster, more features. Seems a lot more stable.
With some help (ok, quite a bit of help) the #IPv6 tools are now compiled into a go binary. Here is the webified version:
tools.forwardingplane.net
Much faster, more features. Seems a lot more stable.
March 27, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Some simple but potentially useful #IPv6 tools.
ipv6.dad/plates/ IPv6 license plates galore!
ipv6.dad
March 20, 2025 at 9:35 PM
ipv6.dad/plates/ IPv6 license plates galore!
It is now possible to "Configure IPv6-only subnets and instances with DNS64 and NAT64" @GoogleCloud #IPv6
cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/con...
cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/con...
February 17, 2025 at 8:42 PM
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I know we all have a million things vying for our attention, but I urge you all to take a look at this website. The authors do a good job of explaining where we are at with "AI", what some of the dangers are, and what it can/can't do.
Even if you don't personally use ChatGPT, Gemini, etc. it […]
Even if you don't personally use ChatGPT, Gemini, etc. it […]
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ipv6.social
February 14, 2025 at 5:28 PM
I know we all have a million things vying for our attention, but I urge you all to take a look at this website. The authors do a good job of explaining where we are at with "AI", what some of the dangers are, and what it can/can't do.
Even if you don't personally use ChatGPT, Gemini, etc. it […]
Even if you don't personally use ChatGPT, Gemini, etc. it […]
IPv6 isn't hard. It's different (via Mastoson: mastodon.social/@quux/114009... )
techlog.jenslink.net/posts/ipv6-i...
techlog.jenslink.net/posts/ipv6-i...
IPv6 is hard
Yesterday I read this toot (German) over on mastodon which starts with “IPv6 is hard.”
No it’s not. It’s different.
I ran across this multiple times: There is an A and an AAAA-...
techlog.jenslink.net
February 16, 2025 at 4:28 PM
IPv6 isn't hard. It's different (via Mastoson: mastodon.social/@quux/114009... )
techlog.jenslink.net/posts/ipv6-i...
techlog.jenslink.net/posts/ipv6-i...
Microsoft has further enabled IPv6 on more than 27 thousand domains for incoming mail last day!
ipv4.fail
.se TLD has increased its IPv6 MX from 18% to 27% since November 2024
lnkd.in/dguQhkJf
#ipv6
ipv4.fail
.se TLD has increased its IPv6 MX from 18% to 27% since November 2024
lnkd.in/dguQhkJf
#ipv6
IPv4 RIP
ipv4.fail
February 7, 2025 at 8:45 PM
Microsoft has further enabled IPv6 on more than 27 thousand domains for incoming mail last day!
ipv4.fail
.se TLD has increased its IPv6 MX from 18% to 27% since November 2024
lnkd.in/dguQhkJf
#ipv6
ipv4.fail
.se TLD has increased its IPv6 MX from 18% to 27% since November 2024
lnkd.in/dguQhkJf
#ipv6
IoT, along with software and software libraries, is the long pole in the tent.
Here is a study of 93 IoT devices looking at how well they support #ipv6
As you might guess, most are terrible with the exception of a few devices from Meta, Google, and Apple.
https://iot-ipv6.khoury.northeastern.edu/imc24-iot-ipv6.pdf
As you might guess, most are terrible with the exception of a few devices from Meta, Google, and Apple.
https://iot-ipv6.khoury.northeastern.edu/imc24-iot-ipv6.pdf
February 4, 2025 at 4:26 PM
IoT, along with software and software libraries, is the long pole in the tent.
Microsoft has enabled #IPv6 on more than 40 thousand .se domains for incoming mail last day! ipv4.fail ( or ipv4.rip if you have IPv6 ) .se TLD has increased its IPv6 MX from 18% to 25% since November 2024
IPv4 RIP
ipv4.fail
January 24, 2025 at 4:18 PM
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I think we’ve reached a point where the question is no longer “What benefit do I gain by building my networks with #IPv6 enabled?” but “What restrictions do we have that require us to omit it?”
January 23, 2025 at 1:04 AM
I think we’ve reached a point where the question is no longer “What benefit do I gain by building my networks with #IPv6 enabled?” but “What restrictions do we have that require us to omit it?”
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Here is the #IPv6 video replay of our "Achieving #IPv6-Only with Infoblox" workshop we did on 1/21/25 #Infoblox #Carahsoft
vimeo.com/1049454959/4...
vimeo.com/1049454959/4...
January 23, 2025 at 3:32 PM
Here is the #IPv6 video replay of our "Achieving #IPv6-Only with Infoblox" workshop we did on 1/21/25 #Infoblox #Carahsoft
vimeo.com/1049454959/4...
vimeo.com/1049454959/4...
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PSA: If your ISP offers IPv4 Internet access and no #IPv6, they’re not an ISP. They’re a #PISP and are not meeting Internet standards. The choice to run IPv6 is the customer’s, not the provider’s.
(PISP stands for Partial Internet Service Provider and the last P is silent when it’s pronounced. 🙂)
(PISP stands for Partial Internet Service Provider and the last P is silent when it’s pronounced. 🙂)
January 23, 2025 at 3:08 PM
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@ipspace.bsky.social always has fantastic IPv6 content, and great content in general.
@ipspace.bsky.social always has fantastic IPv6 content, and great content in general.
New IPv6 Documentation Prefix « ipSpace.net blog
After three and a half years of haggling (the IETF draft that became the RFC was written in May 2021; the original discussions go back to 2013), Nick Buraglio & co managed to persuade pontificators bi...
blog.ipspace.net
January 11, 2025 at 2:20 PM
blog.ipspace.net/tag/ipv6/
@ipspace.bsky.social always has fantastic IPv6 content, and great content in general.
@ipspace.bsky.social always has fantastic IPv6 content, and great content in general.
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January 10, 2025 at 3:43 PM