My two IPv6 issues (even having had a HE tunnel in the past):

- My local ISP (US Internet, soon to be part of T-Mobile Fiber) hasn't enabled it, even though the CEO has said on Reddit for years that it's a priority. Now that they've been acquired who knows if it'll ever happen.

- Linode allows transferring v4 addresses between machines, so if I need to rebuild something I can do so without involving my client who usually has control over DNS. They do not support moving v6 addresses, which means that the only sites I have control over that support v6 are the ones that I control DNS.

Making IPv6 a thing seems like it would be super easy if a couple hours could be spent solving a bunch of dumb lazy problems.

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toast0 a day ago | parent [-]

> My local ISP (US Internet, soon to be part of T-Mobile Fiber) hasn't enabled it, even though the CEO has said on Reddit for years that it's a priority. Now that they've been acquired who knows if it'll ever happen.

Being a priority doesn't mean it's high priority. It could be a priority, but the lowest ranked one, so other stuff always comes first. :P

T-Mobile wireless US is pretty invested on IPv6, so if they take over the network, they may well push it.

	▲	karlshea a day ago \| parent [-]
		It "finally hit the top of the project list" two years ago so we'll see lol. It's "T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet" which looks to be a bunch of local ISPs they've been snatching up, so we'll see what happens. USI's customer service and reliability have been amazing so hopefully that doesn't get screwed up.