IPv6 deployment for hosting and developers: Difference between revisions
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== Problems == | == Problems == | ||
* Adding AAAA records 'breaks' SSH | * Adding AAAA records 'breaks' SSH. | ||
* Mail over IPv6 without SPF and DKIM stops delivery to large mail providers (e.g. Google) | * Mail over IPv6 without SPF and DKIM stops delivery to large mail providers (e.g. Google). | ||
* If multiple protocols are available, which should be preferred? Linux seems to go for IPv6 first, but any which prefer IPv4 will never see the v6 service. | |||
Revision as of 08:34, 10 September 2020
Talk on the implications of deploying IPv6 for hosting platforms and developers.
Rough notes
- Stats on incoming traffic from hosting providers
- Stats on outgoing traffic from ISPs(?)
- Percentage of sites running IPv6
- Percentage of other services running IPv6
Problems
- Adding AAAA records 'breaks' SSH.
- Mail over IPv6 without SPF and DKIM stops delivery to large mail providers (e.g. Google).
- If multiple protocols are available, which should be preferred? Linux seems to go for IPv6 first, but any which prefer IPv4 will never see the v6 service.