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robodubs_ is now known as robotarmy up_the_irons: I received a new /20 from ARIN, yay, but not a low number block like I had hoped. Too bad, b/c that will probably be the last IPv4 allocation I'll ever get (we'll run out before I need more)
206.162.240.0/20
I already have something in the 206.x block jdoe: I didn't think anything especially low was freeing. up_the_irons: yeah lucky: heh, on my VPS after a reinstall, I didn't configure IPv4 right away because I didn't need it ... hopefully that'll be the norm soon enough. jdoe: I wonder if we're gonna have to go through carrier grade nat before ipv6... lucky: much of the world with fewer IPs already does that
China, Russia, etc.
my ISP is rolling out native IPv6 as a beta and a lot of American and European ISPs as I understand it are ready to do within the next year or two. jdoe: china does, but it's mostly for filtering purposes isn't it?
I don't know about russia.
I know some big isps in the states have been trialing ipv6, dunno about any in canada though, which is lame. lucky: teksavvy
IPv6 beta for DSL jdoe: anyone who's not about to get their business crushed :P lucky: they give you a static /48, and they have some custom software for WRT54GL routers for it, even.
Yeah :/ jdoe: ie telus, bell, shaw, rogers, etc.
haven't heard about any of them doing it.
... though I'd kind of expect them to, better multicast options etc...
iptv lucky: I know Rogers has been doing internal stuff related to it for a couple years now. I wouldn't be surprised if they just have to switch it on and are avoiding doing so because what'll break. jdoe: I dunno. There are downsides too. You'll be much more trackable.
RIP privacy. :P lucky: True. jdoe: dunno what you can really do about that, nobody's going to give out dhcp /48s, be pretty simple to figure out what blocks are owned by isps, what size blocks they assign etc.... ***: lucky has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 265 seconds)
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