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   Hola Michiel!, saludo cordial   
      
   19 Nov 24 11:37, tu escribi(ste) a ti:   
      
    MV> Hello David,   
      
      
    MV> What type of fysical connection do you have? DSL over 600 Ohm 2 wire?   
    MV> DOCSIS over coax? Opical over glasfiber?   
      
   Providers here are weird, Mine is called Tigo and it's DOCSIS HFC but they do   
   alow IPv4 bridge mode, Claro (big bad monster), DOCSIS too and also offer   
   IOPv6 but meh, etb fiber but no IPv6, so here in my country we're way behind   
   and those big companies give balls about customers and their needs. I'm even   
   afraid of asking becaus eit frusrates and angers me even more.   
      
    MV> I am in the fortunate position to have a choice between the three.   
    MV> Although DSL is no longer interesting compared to coax or fiberglass.   
      
   I am let's say only coax with two providers becaus eI'm on an apartment   
   complex and tehes a layer of let's say *corruption* where a single (big)   
   provider pays the administration of teh building to keep other providers out.   
      
    DG>> we're way behind down here in South America (except Brazil) when   
    DG>> it comes to v6, as I said I throw hate everytime I can to those   
    DG>> grumpy old-men with their brains stuck on IPv4 and the /30 and v4   
    DG>> VLSM practices migrated to IPv6.   
      
    MV> There are only two IPv6 capable Fidonet nodes in Z4. The first is your   
    MV> ZC elect Fernando Toledo. You are the second.   
      
   Yup, I link to Fernando for my newly (restored) node and I was not foing to be   
   IPv4 only node, so I gave it a go and here we are. Like I said, I love IPv4   
   and that's one of the topics that I'm pasionate about teaching and researching.   
      
    DG>> The otehr issue I do not want to rn n into is using Tunnelbroker,   
    DG>> it's slow because of it's 6to4 tunnel nature, but it's an   
    DG>> alternative, I do like HE, but being a VPN and its inherent   
    DG>> drawbacks drives me away.   
      
    MV> He.net has been providing a fantatic service to the IPv6 community. I   
    MV> have had an he.net tunnel for many years. When I finally got native   
    MV> IPv6 in 2016 I did not need them any more. But I am still gratefull   
    MV> for here fantastic service. They even managed to get the "sage   
    MV> T-shirt" delivered exactly on the day of my 70th birthday!   
      
   Lovely, I got one of those myself but I lost it, that was my first real   
   approach to v6, I fidled with OpenWRT, dd-wrty all of that until I landed my   
   first Mikrotik and then I just fell inlove with those devices and what tehy   
   could do.   
      
    MV> Cheers, Michiel   
      
    MV> --- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20170303   
    MV>  * Origin: he.net certified sage (2:280/5555)   
      
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   Saludos/Kind Regards   
   David   
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