On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 06:46:08AM -0700, Go Linux wrote: > --- On Tue, 7/12/11, Laurence Hurst <L.A.Hurst@lboro.ac.uk> wrote: > > And I'd like to add an IPV6 question to which I have not found an answer . . . > > How is it going to work on DIALUP!!! At least I have a good internal hardware modem . . . The same way it works for IPv4? PPP is a link layer protocol, on a par with Ethernet or ADSL (in fact, ADSL /uses/ PPP to transport data between your router and the DSLAM). It doesn't really care what data is being transported, so there should be no problem using IPv6 on a dial-up modem. The problem you do face is not a technical one, but rather a financial/business one. You would need to find either an ISP who provides native IPv6 (rare at the moment) and does so on dial-up lines or alternatively, use a tunnel broker such as HE.net or SIXXS.net to be your IPv6 endpoint in their stead. -- Paul Saunders
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