IPv6 now live on bitcoin network - please test
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Topic: IPv6 Bitcoin Services - Tomorrows IPv6 Launch Day! (And a bit about Bitlc.net) (Read 1204 times)
June 06, 2012, 04:48:25 AM
June 05, 2012, 04:59:22 AM
Always been excited about ipv6 and glad that the rest of the net is finally moving on this important next step.
June 05, 2012, 04:29:02 AM
June 05, 2012, 04:18:09 AM
Well I use it at home going through SixXS, I have just not found the time to add AAAA record to WalletBit, and the rest of my services.
June 05, 2012, 03:56:29 AM
Hi all!
Tomorrows it's IPv6 Launch day, this time it's for real. Facebook has already begun, Google, Youtube and AT&T are joining up tomorrow. Which leads to my question:
Is there any other Bitcoin service provider that's fully supporting IPv6?
Is there any Bitcoin service provider that's participating in the IPv6 Launch - if not available already under v6?
We (https://www.bitlc.net) are, we have been since day one (I.e. back in 2011). But to promote v6 more, and to actually get people to start using it, i just published a blog post with some more information, live graphs etc.
https://www.bitlc.net/blog/tomorrow-its-world-ipv6-launch-day-6 I really want to see a spike in traffic towards our site, for v6. Not an increase in traffic in general, but an increase in v6 traffic.
I also want to see an increase in general IPv6 traffic - world wide, and in the bitcoin network. Currently there's only a few single nodes thats under v6.
The latest git head DO support v6, but it's disabled by default. Enable it by setting USE_IPV6=1 in your makefile.
I'm here (and in #bitcoin / #bitlc on freenode) for any questions about IPv6, and i will assist people as much as i can to set up tunnels OR native solutions, if your ISP provides it.
I'm certified from HE.net as a IPv6 Sage (not that i really though that test was that difficult, but still): http://ipv6.he.net/certification/scoresheet.php?pass_name=Jine
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Regards, Jim
https://www.bitlc.net
Tomorrows it's IPv6 Launch day, this time it's for real. Facebook has already begun, Google, Youtube and AT&T are joining up tomorrow. Which leads to my question:
Is there any other Bitcoin service provider that's fully supporting IPv6?
Is there any Bitcoin service provider that's participating in the IPv6 Launch - if not available already under v6?
We (https://www.bitlc.net) are, we have been since day one (I.e. back in 2011). But to promote v6 more, and to actually get people to start using it, i just published a blog post with some more information, live graphs etc.
https://www.bitlc.net/blog/tomorrow-its-world-ipv6-launch-day-6 I really want to see a spike in traffic towards our site, for v6. Not an increase in traffic in general, but an increase in v6 traffic.
I also want to see an increase in general IPv6 traffic - world wide, and in the bitcoin network. Currently there's only a few single nodes thats under v6.
The latest git head DO support v6, but it's disabled by default. Enable it by setting USE_IPV6=1 in your makefile.
I'm here (and in #bitcoin / #bitlc on freenode) for any questions about IPv6, and i will assist people as much as i can to set up tunnels OR native solutions, if your ISP provides it.
I'm certified from HE.net as a IPv6 Sage (not that i really though that test was that difficult, but still): http://ipv6.he.net/certification/scoresheet.php?pass_name=Jine
--
Regards, Jim
https://www.bitlc.net
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