I rarely run across issues when IPv6 is down at a site and iPv4 isn't .. been running dual stack at home since 2008 or so...
Not saying it's perfect but just have very few issues.... -----Original Message----- From: Af [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Nate Burke Sent: Saturday, September 19, 2015 12:46 PM To: Animal Farm <[email protected]> Subject: [AFMUG] Dual Stack Gripe/worry I'm dual stacked at home, but it seems like I run into this issue about once a week. Content hosts need to do the same monitoring of their IPv6 services as their IPv4 Services. Many times the IPv6 site will break while the IPV4 site is fine. Like right now, www.icontact.com is working from a V4 only box, but not a V4/v6 box, some sort of security certificate problem. To a customer In a Dual stack environment, that = 'Your service isn't letting me view that site' (or as the wife yells down the stairs, The internet is down because this 1 site won't load) I can see this only multiplying headaches as dual stack is rolled out across the network. People who are already doing widespread Dual Stack, do you run into these issues? If so, how do you solve them. Disable V6 on a problem box? That kinda defeats the point then doesn't it.
