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Alright, it's time to ask here :D
I've got IPv6 setup on my home network. Looks like everything works. Multicast routing, autoconfig, router advertisements, dhcp6, the whole 9 yards. Now I'm looking for websites that showcases the new and improved IP. Preferably sites that use IPv6 multicast to deliver content. Sites I can use to demo/test my IPv6 enabled network. The dancing tortoise on http://www.kame.net is kind of boring ;)
Hi SirDice,
http://www.ipv6.org/v6-www.html
IPv6 Accessible Sites
Eg ;)
and for those who have no idea...like me :D...what it is...
http://ipv6gate.sixxs.net/
SixXS :: SixXS IPv6 to IPv4 and IPv4 to IPv6 Website Gateway
and this might help...there's quite a few sites in the comments...
http://www.doubleukay.com/2006/02/01...ebian-mirrors/
doubleukay.com » Blog Archive » IPv6-capable Debian mirrors
Unfortunately, those sites are mostly the same as their IPv4 counterparts :( So they're not really showing off the new capabilities. They do seem to load faster though, but perhaps that's just perception.
I do also have the ShowIP extension installed on my FireFox. It shows the IP you're connected to. It seems a lot of sites are IPv6 capable as I see lots of IPv6 addresses with ShowIP.
I'm dying to test my IPv6 multicast routing though :) But it looks like I will need to install VLC and stream some movie myself :rolleyes:
I've got ShowIP too...how do you tell my IP? I thought the IP on the bottom right was the page IP?
Eg ;)
It indeed shows the IP of the page you're visiting.. Perhaps I wasn't too clear about that.. It does show the IPv6 address if I connect to an IPv6 capable website, so I know it works :DQuote:
Originally posted here by Egaladeist
I've got ShowIP too...how do you tell my IP? I thought the IP on the bottom right was the page IP?
Can't tell what IP you have unless you've got a website running locally ;)