IPv6 News

Google has 79 billion billion billion IPv6 addresses, is buying up massive amounts of dark fiber, and building a massive data center. Just what is Google up to?

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Basically you disable ipV6 which apparently conflicts with ipV4, I’m no expert on the whys or hows but like I said, it worked for me.

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According to Lightman, Google has a huge block of “slash 20″ addresses — exactly what is needed to be a large scale service provider.

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“In the newest additions to the IPv6 Transition Guidance, the council’s Architecture and Infrastructure Committee has provided a list of best practices and transition elements that agencies should use as they work to meet the deadline.”

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“On June 6, 2006 the experimental IPv6 network, the 6bone, will be shut down. All 3FFE:: addresses will revert to the IANA and should no longer be used. All IPv6 traffic should now be using production IPv6 addresses delegated by Regional Internet Registries.”

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