where sos?

if tm roll IPv6 to DSL subscribers I still dont need to replace my modem right ?(as long that i use bridge mode to ipv6 capable router)

i don't bother.. not my job..

end user dont hv to know shiat abt ip ip ipv6... btw u r

SLOWPORK

naaah
no need ipv6

ipv4 lease rate will increate like hell

now we should treate ipv4 like land price......limited but crucial

[WTS] Internets

fuking noob end user who dont even know how to config a router, like you.
others must know.

Maybe this is what they meant by ~2012 apocalypse.

Among other things

IPcalypse is the phrase http://twitter.com/#!/IPv4Countdown/st...093737804570624

This post has been edited by Oga: Dec 24 2010, 06:00 PM

The funny thing is that most of us on Screamyx will NOT be ready for this transition as the lousy ass Riger Modems/D-Links 2640T/Bs are not IPV6 ready unless they're updated....

Customers running without customized routers/modems will be screwed..

So are you saying that TMnet is not yet IPv6-ready? If so, can you provide evidence please?

This post has been edited by Oga: Dec 25 2010, 03:03 AM

http://forum-ipv6.lowyat.net

Login, sessions, browsing is working at the moment, but posting isn't because I gotta rework the way IP addresses are stored in the db.

Kudos to our hosting provider IPServerOne for providing us our IPv6 allocation.

if internet die, i oso die

Oh the above link is IPv6. Excuse my ignorance or temporary lack of attention.

No wonder I can't access it



You guys are IPv6-ready? Well done guys!

This post has been edited by Oga: Dec 24 2010, 06:09 PM

oh wow. lyn goes ipv6 . i wonder when is for mine.
seems that the time is almost come, when seeing there are more ipv6 host compared to ipv4 on my p2p client.

Yeah that's an IPv6-only address. It will be at least a few more weeks before we switch the main forum hostname to IPv4+IPv6. Still checking what the impact is going to be. There are bound to be folks with broken settings who can't access our site after the switchover.. the question is how many.

I wouldn't have understood what you were talking about one day ago, but it just happened that I watched this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2clTKh2vFAE&feature=related a few hours ago. I can understand exactly what you mean. Hopefully the transition side-effects (blackhole?) will affect very few people.

....and good luck!

This post has been edited by Oga: Dec 24 2010, 06:21 PM

mega solar flares from the sun is good to shut down all the electronics worldwide

Ip ServerOne IIANM leasing their service under EBB (ExtremeBB).

and to those whom doubt TM's infra (core) on IPv6 Ready ...read this

http://nav6.org/content_resource.php

..im working on one government agencies to run their ipv6 production network... tunnel (ipv4+ipv6) has long to be established... thus allowing ipv4 to talk with ipv6

limbo is almost over

we can get back to reality ppl!