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Another year... another check... and still no IPv6 on the young people's favorite budget host... I remember when we ran our own prefixes without this cloud nonsense... just noting it for the records... for when someone asks why we keep spreadsheets... three years running now... the tradition continues...
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Fun little project for anyone waiting: tunnelbroker still works, got my /48 routed through a 512MB NAT VPS
Iface he-ipv6 inet6 v4tunnel
Endpoint 216.66.86.114It actually works for lab stuff. Not production though.
Three years. Thats wild and the hostign company still sleepign on this. My ipv4 bill alone could fund a ramen empire. You young people with ur cloud nonsense got patience of saints!
Lmao I stopped askign after my 4f ticket got closed as duplicate .. u guys r still checkign fthis? Fthat ipv6 block gonna cost em more in support time fthan jus deployin it
IPv6 is overrated anyway, most clients don't need it. You're probably misconfiguring your tunnel. RTFM
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Does this mean I cant host a game server for my friends if they only have ipv6?? Im on the cheapest plan.. Thanks everyone
Three years is rough, I feel for you all
What OS did you set the tunnel up on, tomchan?
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Debian 12, standard ifupdown. Had to disable the default cloud networking stack first or it fights you.
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Your friends with only IPv6 are gonna have a bad time. The tunnel workaround tomchan posted is for outgoing, not hosting. You'd need them to have IPv4 or use a relay.