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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 17/Aug/16 15:01, Jan Zorz - ISOC
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IPv6 on mobile should be much much easier than "to the home"...
There are ways how to enable IPv6 on mobile networks and start
giving to users IPv6-only PDP contexts without them even noticing
that they are on IPv6. In this case 464XLAT is very useful and
T-Mobile USA currently has over 12 million mobile devices on
IPv6-only and absolutely no complaints at helpdesk because of
IPv6.
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So, dear mobile operators - you are lucky and can enable IPv6 even
sooner than everyone else ;) In my country (Slovenia) we had IPv6
on 3 major mobile networks from year 2010 and things are just
working well.
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Completely agree.<br>
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Especially in Africa, where the majority of consumer Internet is
delivered over mobile networks, the potential to quickly get traffic
on to an IPv6 transport on the continent is real and great.<br>
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Unfortunately, I have not seen or heard of any initiatives from any
of the African mobile operators on their implementation of IPv6 in
their core backbones, for their services or to consumer mobile
devices. If things are, indeed, happening, please come out of the
woodwork and make some noise. We are eager to listen and support.<br>
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Mark.<br>
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