Doug
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New Jersey
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- Jul 2024
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- New Jersey, US
My cable modem at home is IPv6 but Verizon FIOS in my area still hands out IPv4 with CGNAT. I wanted to host a Plex server IPv6-only but the Roku app hardcodes IPv4. Not the TV, not the phone, just the Roku.
So I pay 5 USD to Vultr for a tiny relay in New Jersey. Same datacenter, ironically.
grabs popcorn, checks /r/drama
sofialund
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homelab heatstroke
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- Jul 2024
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- Buenos Aires, Argentina
In Argentina the situation is different actually. Many ISPs finally deployed IPv6 because they ran out of IPv4 addresses completely. My mother has better IPv6 connectivity than my Hetzner VM in Falkenstein.
But MercadoPago, the biggest payment processor, has no AAAA records. So every shop using them needs IPv4 or the checkout breaks. I told a friend who runs a small store, he said "what is IPv6?" This is the reality here.
hot air, steady hand, magic smoke
steveipw
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- Jun 2024
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- Denver, US
ZFS send over IPv6 is actually faster in my tests. No NAT, no connection tracking overhead. I replicate nightly from Denver to my son's server in Ashburn, Hetzner to Hetzner, pure v6.
The problem is when his ISP changes his prefix and the Firewall rules break. SLAAC is nice until it is not. I scripted detection but still.
zfs send | zfs receive. repeat.