On 2013-05-10 11:51, Max Tulyev wrote: [..] > I think we all understand that any tunnel connectivity is worst than a > native. But still there are a lot of places where it is unable to get a > native IPv6 connectivity even for ISPs.
Which locations are those, lets discuss that, find those ISPs and help them get native connectivity. > Much more places have only one > carrier to choise, which is not sufficient for normal AS operation. That is much more local issue, and something that can be resolved too. > In any case, we have to live with that kind of tunnels for several years > at least. We killed that experimental thing called the 6bone in 2006, that is 7+ years... If you want to help ISPs get connectivity, get them on this list, and I am sure there are a couple of ISPs here who are more than happy to get them connected. Indeed, in the beginning this will become a tunnel to those transits, but at one point that can be replaced. Greets, Jeroen