Plusnet IPv6 Trial Next Phase

[#1]

If you've already got it up and running with IPv6, that's fine.
(it being the TG582) 

[#2]

I had a TG582n  (with USB) working with IPv6 on the original trial with no problems, 10.2.0.B firmware, ADSL connection.
Also see http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,104512.0.html
Pete

[#3]

Please put me forward, but note my service is only just ordered so I dont have a active connection yet.
The router I will be using is ipv6 capable and I do actively use ipv6 (currently via tunnels) meaning I should be able to give good feedback.

[#4]

I'll give it a try if it's helpful to you.
ASUS RT-N66U, Fibre Unlimited.
Do you really mean v4 in "The v4 addresses will be <testusername>.plus.com"?

[#5]

Quite happy to give it a go here with an Asus RT-N66U.  It would be interesting to see whether the Vodafone Suresignal works with IPv6 as it's not great with FTTC on IPv4.

[#6]

I would like to take part, have an ASA 5505 on Fibre Unlimited

[#7]

Quote from: Kelly

If you've already got it up and running with IPv6, that's fine. (it being the TG582)

Yes, I'm currently using it as a 6in4 tunnel endpoint with HE.

[#8]

What's the situation if you already have a static IPV4 address would this change too  or will the test accouunt be only for IPV6 ?
Another question as some of my software doesnt support IPv6 ie teamspeak3 server or client, will the IPv6 fall back to IPv4 for stuff like that Is it called dual stack ? As my router supports IPV6
These are the things that i would need to know before i could consider trying IPv6

[#9]

Hello,
I would be interested in the ipv6 trial.
Thanks.

[#10]

Which routers are compatible with IPv6?

[#11]

Would like to volunteer for the trial. Running a Netgear WNDR4700 on my Fibre Unlimited account.
Currently have a HE Tunnel running on Debian.

Thanks,
Mike.

[#12]

Edit: Post deleted. I just found out my router doesn't supportive IPv6
Netgear say my DGND3700v2 doesn't support IPv6

[#13]

Quote from: deathtrap

What's the situation if you already have a static IPV4 address would this change too  or will the test accouunt be only for IPV6 ? Another question as some of my software doesnt support IPv6 ie teamspeak3 server or client, will the IPv6 fall back to IPv4 for stuff like that Is it called dual stack ? As my router supports IPV6

Hi
Yes, you will get a different IPv4 address on the test account.  This will be from the dynamic pools.
Yes also.  Your software should be fine with dual stack, it will all depend on the server or service you are trying to connect to.  Things that are hosted on IPv6 should use that, everything else will be on IPv4.  You PC will continue to get its 192.168.1.x (assuming you use that range) address however it will also get an IPv6 one from the router.  If you have the IPv6 stack enabled chances are you will already have an fe80:xxxx address on your interface.

[#14]

Count me out then, as the ipv4 needs to be a static for the ts3 server i host on my pc, plus it's set up with my domain , shame it couldn't of been trailed using my normal static IPV4 address

[#15]

I have got a Asus RT-N66U and so please count me in..