Is YOUR ISP IPv6 ready?

[Skywing]

After installing Windows Server 2003 (which natively supports IPv6), I was pleasantly surprised that my ISP already has full IPv6 support.  In fact, I was able to reach a surprisingly large number of IPv6 sites.  Has anybody else had similar experiences?

[lp_ql]

unfortunetaly no. my ISP doesn't even appear to have IPv6 expansion plans for consumer lines, which leaves me relying on IPv6 in 4 tunnels such as those provided by hurricane electric (http://he.net) and FreeNet6 (http://freenet6.net) which tend to be unreliable.

In due time i suppose...

[Yoni]

Just wondering, what's your IPv6 address (or at least subnet)?

[Naem]

HE sucks... any time I have to connect to a server through their lines I get tons of slowdown, latency etc.

[Adron]

Hmm, is this all assuming that you're using DHCP to get your IP information?

[Raven]

While we're on the subject, does anyone know where Windows stores the preferred IP in the registry?

[Yoni]

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip
Dig there.

[Skywing]

Hmm, is this all assuming that you're using DHCP to get your IP information?

IIRC, you must use dynamic configuration with IPv6.  So, yes.

[Raven]

Thx Yoni.