08.11.2012, 16:50
It'd be worth considering if at least 1 mainland ISP in US, UK & AUS actually supported it.
I imagine ipv4 and ipv6 will be used together, in the sense that some networks/websites will not have moved to ipv6, but home connections will have support for both. So it wouldn't be something to completely disregard IMO.
I imagine ipv4 and ipv6 will be used together, in the sense that some networks/websites will not have moved to ipv6, but home connections will have support for both. So it wouldn't be something to completely disregard IMO.