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Re: AmigaWorld is now IPv6 enabled
Posted on 27-Oct-2011 23:16:51
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Good to be prepared.
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Re: AmigaWorld is now IPv6 enabled
Posted on 28-Oct-2011 7:46:17
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Re: AmigaWorld is now IPv6 enabled
Posted on 28-Oct-2011 9:33:00
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| Now we only need an IPv6 tcp/ip stack and IPv6 browser 
What about a bounty to update AROS/MOS TCP?
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Re: AmigaWorld is now IPv6 enabled
Posted on 28-Oct-2011 10:23:49
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| It isn't a big problem right now, the pickup of IPv6 is still rather slow (although it is picking up).
It might become a problem for some in 2-3 years time when we start seeing ISPs that are only offering IPv6, I can see ISPs offering solutions for users that can't use IPv6 for a long time though so it's not likely to become a major concern, at least not in the near future.
It's coming however, and it's best to prepared
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Re: AmigaWorld is now IPv6 enabled
Posted on 28-Oct-2011 13:46:53
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Re: AmigaWorld is now IPv6 enabled
Posted on 28-Oct-2011 22:31:46
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Re: AmigaWorld is now IPv6 enabled
Posted on 30-Oct-2011 14:33:41
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| Good to know that the site is ready for ipv6 |
It would be better to know that my OS4.1 computer is ready for ipv6. The rate of technological change is accelerating and might mean that the changeover will happen quicker than anyone expects. Would it be wise to buy a $2000-3000 computer that might not be able to access major Internet sites in 2-3 years or less?
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Re: AmigaWorld is now IPv6 enabled
Posted on 30-Oct-2011 22:21:10
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There are still going to be a lot of computers that don't have any IPv6 Internet access in 2-3 years time despite the ongoing advance in IPv6 connectivity. Sites will remain available on IPv4 for a long long time, at least 10 years and most likely more, they might however (and probably will be) available over IPv6 as well.
Even if your computer only has IPv4 connectivity you can still have a router that is capable of IPv6 access, and the router can then take your IPv4 address, translate it to a working IPv6 address and then back, in a similar way as it does today for your internal 10.X.X.X or 192.168.X.X address, translating it to a valid Internet IP address and back by means of NAT...
So I wouldn't worry about it, it's not going to be a showstopper for Internet access any time soon, and there many ways to get around it even if that were the case.
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Re: AmigaWorld is now IPv6 enabled
Posted on 2-Nov-2011 22:42:49
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IPv6 connectivity is all a matter of software, not hardware... so go buy your AmigaOne X1000 anyway, software will be fixed in due time!
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Re: AmigaWorld is now IPv6 enabled
Posted on 2-Nov-2011 22:44:05
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| Errr.. I meant @Xenic 
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