ro...@mgz.ch wrote: >>> Except for my laptop having been in my kitchen a couple of times, I >>> haven't had much IPv6 there, I do have a couple of large corporate >>> networks with several hunders of thousands of users and devices where I >>> played with it 'a little bit'... and also there it works perfectly fine, > > i wonder which network printers are V6 enabled and even Terminalservers as > well > beside of the network connected timestamp system.
Thanks to Jim Bound (who unfortunately passed a few days ago) and others at HP most if not all HP printers that have a network interface are IPv6 capable. For a time they even had a 'trade in your IPv4-only printer + some cash and get a IPv6-capable one back' deal. There are other vendors who have this too. The best way to find this out is to check the "IPv6 Ready Logo" website, see http://www.ipv6ready.org Any product that is IPv6 capable should be on that site. (There are always vendors who don't do the test though, thus ask them to do so ;) > how about manageable switches ? Very limited. kitchenstyle: WRT's with OpenWRT/DD-WRT do it though ;) Greets, Jeroen
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