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IPv4 and IPv6 users alike
Can you hit the following page:
http://cd34.com/ds.html And let me know if it gives a box with a green, yellow, or red background, and how quickly it did so? I suspect only a person or two will see a green background, those running Windows 7 will probably see a yellow background. Those with only IPv4 (probably most of you) should see a red background with only an IPv4 address. Thanks. |
Red, instantly.
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Teredo detection appears to be broken currently - working on that.
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Red slow.
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Art, you run linux a lot right? do you have IPv6 on your local ethernet card?
do /sbin/ifconfig eth0 (or whatever your ethernet card is) and does it have something like: inet6 addr: fe80::230:48ff:fe8f:df54/64 Scope:Link if so, it appears that your machine might think it has ipv6, is able to see the ipv6 DNS listing, but, thinks that it might be able to route. |
I see nothing, but I hear voices...:D
jk, red with IPv4 |
Using Fedora 13, I get:
inet6 addr: fe80::216:d3ff:feb4:386f/64 Scope:Link Quote:
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The issue right now appears to be machines that have IPv6 configured, but, not routed. Some Teredo tunneled machines (Windows 7) have a 2-3 second lag before IPv6 comes up and it properly colors the box. As a result, I might change the box a little. People with IPv6 or only IPv4 are seeing the red box almost immediately.
I think I've got a little redesigning to do. |
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ping6 ipv6.colo-cation.com and tell me if it lags before giving host unreachable? |
IPv4 ... I see a pink box (but I'll play along and say its red)
It displays instantly. |
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Ipv4, red, instantly
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Instantaneously it says:
connect: Network is unreachable Quote:
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instant, red, IPpv4
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http://s6x.it/7butu |
If you have ipv6, the board is now running dual-stack.
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I get this:
IPv4: 71.58.12.207 IPv6: 2002:473a:ccf::473a:ccf on redish background win7 pro comcast :) |
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Instant Pink - just like free porn!
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LOL, Had me worried when I was seeing pink instead of red :)
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Teredo is Windows 7 built in tunnel in conjunction with a number of providers. By default, it is enabled, but, DNS resolution is turned off so that you'll have ipv6 for any site that is specifically ipv6.
http://ipv6-test.com/ does something similar and will tell you what your status is. If it says IPv6 is configured, but IPv4 is preferred, then you probably have a Teredo tunnel enabled on your machine. I believe it is the default for Windows 7. There is a registry entry (which I wouldn't suggest unless you were really curious) that you can flip that means you can hit dualstack sites and will prefer ipv6. http://ipv6.google.com/ is one other destination that is a reasonably good test. |
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