>> I wonder if it would make a difference if big eyeballs ISPs ("among the >> 3 largest in a country") would start talking to content providers, telling >> them "hey, you know, your content is quite popular with our users, but >> since it's v4-only, we need to seriously throttle it to avoid overloading >> our CGN. v6 goes unlimited, btw."... > > I wish we could, but as long as the service is user driven, and it > basically is the product and sales people selling the service, it is > almost as hard to persuade them as it is to persuade the content provider. > :) > > However, in Norway there are some movement on the content side as the > government has started to show real interest on implementing IPv6. They > are working on changing the procurement procedures to demand IPv6 on all > IT investments for the public sector. So hopefully, they will help to show > the other big content providers that it is time to move.
in Norway 53% if content (in traffic) is available over IPv6, but only 9% of users have IPv6 access. no doubt that we need to ensure everyone does their part, but it is pretty clear that we're missing IPv6 to end users. cheers, Ole
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