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Vint Cerf: Ask Your ISPs What Their Plan Is for IPv6

By CircleID Reporter
  • April 03, 2014, 4:27 pm PDT
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Vint Cerf joined TWiT TV host Leo Laporte yesterday in Google+ Hangout urging that we need to stop running the experimental version of the Internet and move to the production version of the Internet running IPv6! He also made a request to everyone watching to ask their Internet Service Providers (ISPs) about when the ISPs would have IPv6 available. He said that ISPs are complaining that “no one is asking for IPv6”. Read more here.

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My ISP has IPv6 already. What Paul Marks  –  Apr 4, 2014 7:12 AM

My ISP has IPv6 already.  What about CircleID’s plan?

$ ping6 circleid.com
unknown host

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