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   MSGID: 8028.fido_ipv6@1:124/5016 28fd3d4e   
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   PID: Synchronet 3.20a-Linux master/36dddeff8 Jun 20 2023 GCC 9.4.0   
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   On Sat, 24 Jun 2023 22:25:39 +0200   
   "Michiel van der Vlist" (2:280/5555)   
    wrote:   
      
   > *** Answering a msg posted in area FN_SYSOP (International Fido   
   > Sysops).   
   >    
   > Hello Paul,   
   >    
   > On Saturday June 24 2023 12:26, you wrote to me:   
   >    
   >  PH> On 23 Jun 2023 at 10:30a, Michiel van der Vlist pondered and   
   >  PH> said...     
   >    
   >  Mv>> Indeed no IPv6 for now.     
   >    
   >  PH> Yep     
   >    
   > No change, so I will flag you as "6DWN" in the list for now.   
   >    
   >  Mv>> I see you were running a he.net tunnel. Does it mean you will   
   >  Mv>> have native IPv6? Or is there a problem getting the tunnel back   
   >  Mv>> up?     
   >    
   >  PH> I may end up with a mix of both, I think I may get some native   
   >  PH> allocation with my new ISP in the coming weeks. Not sure... but   
   >  PH> also looking to have a tunnel running again as I'd like to make   
   >  PH> use of that too. My hope is it will be possible to do both   
   >  PH> without too much issue.     
   >    
   > Interesting. With a he.net tunnel you have a fixed IPv6 prefix and   
   > that has its advantages. With native IPv6 you may have a (semi)   
   > dynamic prefix. Your milage may vary. Other than that I find native   
   > IPv6 much preferable ove a tunnel. He,net offers a fantastic service   
   > for a very attractive price, but a tunnel just can not match native   
   > IPv6. At least that is my experience.   
   >    
   > Please keep us posted.   
      
   As a side note, Google search over ipv6 is broken. They're basically   
   rejecting requests. While I configured my PCs to prefer ipv4 over ipv6   
   anyway (a tunnel is always going to be slower than native ipv4), I   
   couldn't find a way to do so with the Android phones. I ended up   
   turning my home ipv6 tunnel off until its fixed.   
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