Hello Bj”rn,   
      
   On Friday April 13 2018 01:32, you wrote to All:   
      
      
    BF> Now with fibre where I get better than 100/100M I can clearly see that   
    BF> a tunnel is much slower than native IPv6.   
      
   I already reported some years ago that when I had a 30 MBps IPv4 connection I   
   only got 1/3 to 1/2 of the speed via the SixXs en he.net tunnels.   
      
   My ISP says I now have a 40/4 connection.   
      
    BF>    On http://www.bredbandskollen.se/ I can measure the speed I get,   
    BF> and via my IPv6 tunnel I get less than 20% of the speed I get on IPv4.   
      
   35.91/4.17  Mbps on IPv4   
      
   The IPv6 test does not work. There is an "Avancerad m„tning" windowm but it   
   freezes. I am unable to select a server an continue...   
      
      
   When I use this one: http://ipv6-test.com/speedtest/   
      
   I get 29.8 on IPv4 and 29.5 on IPv6 (Netherlands, Zeelandmet)   
      
   7.74 IPv4, 26,6 IPv6 (France, Roubaix)   
      
   18.9 IPv4m 17.5 IPv6 ( France, Paris)   
      
   19.9 IPv4, 20.8 IPv6 (UK, Porthmouth)   
      
    BF>    So, I'm eagerly awaiting my native IPv6.   
      
   I am sure you arem but given the response so far, I fear you will have to   
   switch providers ones again if you want it before St. Nobody.  :-(   
      
      
      
   Cheers, Michiel   
      
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