Philosophical question for IPv6 Day

Henrik Lund Kramshøj hlk at kramse.org
Tue Jun 14 11:56:11 CEST 2011


On 13/06/2011, at 13.12, Matthew Ford wrote:

> On 10 Jun 2011, at 21:46, Maximilian Grobecker wrote:
>> 
>> Well, it's a bit more than before but it shows clearly that most
>> participants used it as an experiment and stopped it
>> on June 09, 12:00 AM.
>> 
> 
> er, actually no, that's not what it shows at all. Most participants weren't IPv6-enabled a couple of months ago.
> 
> Most participants used World IPv6 Day as a stimulus to IPv6-enable their main website, and have been sufficiently happy with the results they've decided to leave it so enabled.
> 
> http://gigondas.dh.bytemark.co.uk/long_graph.html

Hi all

We have two sites that I managed to convince to go dual-stack, Computerworld.dk and information.dk.

They are still IPv6-enabled and I am very happy for this opportunity to measure the level of IPv6 in Denmark
- both sites carry danish information, Computerworld.dk being a news site for tech stuff while the other is a major danish newspaper. 

The funny part is that the generic newspaper Information most of the time exceeded the number of IPv6 readers on the tech site.

I will see if I can find time to do some more specific measurements, but my gut feeling is that Windows 7 and automated tunnels are responsible
for this - in Denmark we are very keen to adopt new technologies like new versions of Windows (why not Mac and other Unix dammit! ;-) )

FYI, you are very welcome to report any problems to us at:  noc at solido.net

hlk at bigfoot:hlk$ host www.computerworld.dk
www.computerworld.dk has address 91.102.90.146
www.computerworld.dk has IPv6 address 2a02:9d0:2999:1::101
hlk at bigfoot:hlk$ host www.information.dk   
www.information.dk has address 91.102.88.239
www.information.dk has IPv6 address 2a02:9d0:2999:1::110


Best regards

Henrik

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