Dealing with filtered 6to4 clients

[Martin List-Petersen]

Chris Hills wrote:
> On 03/11/09 00:25, Erik Kline wrote:
>> If we see you behind 2 or more networks with whom we have good
>> connectivity that's usually good enough (though I'm not the final
>> arbiter in the matter).
>>
>> We're still in the process of rolling out IPv6 to all geographic
>> regions, so sometimes that's the bigger blocker (like if we perform
>> maintenance on the datacenter nearest you and the next closest is
>> half-way around the world then that's a problem, regardless of how
>> well we're connected to one another).
> 
> Please consider setting up an alternate domain (for example google6.com)
> which has IPv6 DNS glue. At present it is impossible to directly access
> google from an IPv6-only network.
> 

Google has done that. It's ipv6.google.com.

And there is no problem accessing Google from an IPv6 only network, if
your network is whitelisted. Contact Google to get it whitelisted. I use
Google every day from a IPv6 only box.

Services that don't work on IPv6 aren't available to IPv6 yet.

Kind regards,
Martin List-Petersen
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