On 8 Jun 2011, at 10:49, Brandon Butterworth wrote: >>> Whatever other /48 could we assign to BBC? :) >> >> 2001:4b10:beeb ! >> >> But it seems that the BBC is the only provider taking part in the UK. Very >> disappointing. > > There's lots of smaller web sites like some of ours, just few larger media > (anyone found one yet?) > > Note the owner of the IP for BBC, we couldn't get the BBC net live > v6 in time so plan B was needed. Not everyone will run around docklands > and fibre in some v6 from another DC for one day.
Sad to see Richard Cooper doesn't appear to understand what's going on today: "If you want to try accessing the BBC's site (or any of the sites participating in World IPv6 Day), you may find that the only way, today, is to set up an IPv6 tunnel (which allows you to make an IPv6 connection over an IPv4 network)." I tried replying in the comments, to explain that IPv4 services should remain unaffected as the point of today is to test IPv6, not break IPv4, but they seem to have been disabled :-/ --- /-Gary Parker-----------------------------------------f-\ | IT Services Specialist, Network & Security Team | n Loughborough University, IT Services | | http://www.lboro.ac.uk/computing/ o | Telephone: 01509 226073 Mobile: 07989 172258 | \r----------------------------------------------------d-/
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