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@drscriptt For IPv4 that's https://www.servperso.netFor IPv6, I peer with several providers (iFog, route64, inferno ltd, Vultr and several direct peers at LocIX):https://bgp.tools/as/201379#connectivity

@LarvitzI'm looking forward to the #WireGuard tunnel for my home server

@drixter I installed a LG in my AS as well today https://lg.hofstede.it

I love how #IPv6 has less 'reserved' addresses than #IPv4. So I can use the all-zeroes address of my /48 for a host and have fun with it!

@stepech @tux I don't use SLAAC. It's all statically assigned adresses. (Multiple /80s)

@UnderEu yes, as you like. Be polite.Reporting a bug for missing IPv6 support was so far always answered with IPv4 is well supported go away.#galaxus #conrad #shopping

@Larvitz OT: Patches accepted for IPv6 "longer loopback": https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-kumari-ipv6-loopback/

@Aaron Although its unfortunately centralisation of the internet, Cloudflare has done wonders for ipv6 in the last few years as more and systems and sites have thrown themselves behind the cloudflare tunnel and proxy network.A small win, even if it comes with a loss

@goetz @tschaefer no dual stack love here?

Recently analysis from my colleague @jschauma on #IPv6 adoption:https://www.netmeister.org/blog/ipv6-adoption.htmlPeriodic reminder to enable IPv6 on HTTP(S) services you or your company host if you haven't done so already!

@drixter Good hint Thank you. I'll definitely do that.

@goetz Ach, du bist auch ein Mainzer?

@madamada Two address spaces on the same protocol always gets finicky. But on FreeBSD with two sperate fib's (basically routing tables) and reply-to in the PF rules, it's possible to do.