On 06/16/2012 10:05 PM, Markku Miettinen wrote:
> I would expect all kinds of packet loss with any tunneled IPv6
connectivity.
Why is that? I understand that with a tunnel IPv6 connectivity depends
on a working IPv4 connection, but with a stable IPv4 connection to a
good tunnel provider, I think there shouldn't be any more random packet
loss than with native IPv6.
> However. I have seen exactly the same with my native Ipv6 as well,
but only
> sometimes.
So there is probably another common cause, like other IPv6 global
routing, as discussed in the "How scatter plot graphs are better for
offset graphs" thread.
> This I have already responded to one of the threads before. I
> wouldn't be worried too much just yet, as this seems to be the case
with all
> the traffic still. Not just NTP. It's just carriers to fix their v6
> connectivity over the time.
Agreed.
Maurice
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