icast in general on WiFi, for which IPv6 neighbour discovery is one
> example.
>
> Tim
>
> > On 10 Jul 2023, at 18:07, Alan Goodman wrote:
> >
> > TLDR: I provide network rentals and leases among other related
> > services. I started providing IPv6 by default
TLDR: I provide network rentals and leases among other related
services. I started providing IPv6 by default in 2019 ish and
recently started noticing spotty connectivity on mobile devices only.
Was wondering if anyone else has ran into this.
Following recent chatter about IPv6 I thought I would
Your experience will be entirely dependent upon the implementation of
the suppliers network and how well the link is implemented. For
example; I operated an FWA network connection across a local town for
a number of years and it was effectively like stringing a fibre cable
between the buildings wi
Not gamma related, but I used to run a small sip based telco off of
exclusively rackspace cloud. We would sometimes have issues with
jitter that I ultimately tracked back the instances just not
performing all that well. Moved to bare metal and problem went away.
On Wed, Sep 23, 2020 at 10:56 AM
Hi,
Is there anyone reading here that could pick up BT complaint 1-106172678?
To summarise I have an issue with 4G assure; it appears that 2 IP
addresses in the same /16 are experiencing 1 way routing when one IP
is on 4G assure and 1 is on the xDSL network. If both devices are on
4G assure then
As a interesting test; I temporarily ran a public wireless network
with only IPv6 connectivity for a short while. Now I couldn't really
find a lot of information online about best practices for this.
Therefore I turned off my DHCP for the subnet and continued to perform
route advertisements with '
Hiya,
In my (all be it limited!) experience of running SIP over 4g; O2
appear to explicitly block this kind of traffic - I had to run it over
a VPN to make it work but once I did this it did work reasonably well
with some flexible jitter buffers enabled. It took me a few attempts
with wireshark t
My personal experience of rolling out IPv6 on BT Business Broadband
connections has been fairly good. I run a company that effectively
rents out computer networks/WiFi/QoS/VoIP solutions to small and
medium sized organisations. I started rolling out IPv6 by default
about 2 years ago and have been
>From my ring side seat, with thankfully few affected users I observed
the following at 23:15. Time stamps BST. Virgin media business cable
in the Leicestershire area. Static v4.
~23:15:05 100% packet from uk-lon01c-ri2-ae-6-0.aorta.net/84.116.136.98 onwards
~23:16:05 100% packet loss to all de
