Re: [libreoffice-website] Re: good news on IPv4 addresses

Hi Florian, 

Not to alienate or hi-jack anything, in Malta too we don't have IPv6 from the ISP yet, though the 
Malta Linux User Group (mostly Jonathan Aquillina worked on it) had a test tunnel to one of the 
IPv6 providers in the euro-med region, which failed (long story short the hosting university bailed 
out) 

Numerus routers are available for like €30 (~$45) euros with IPv6 support (mostly tp-link) then 
there are the higher end (one of which i have) is the Linksys/Cisco brand bought for €125 (~$140) 
which can run both IPv6 and IPv4 and VPN all at the same time. 

Hopefully soon Malta's Governments and most European governments are starting the move to IPv6, i 
know most 3G/4G/LTE mobile operators are making a slow move from their node's to the backbone of 
the net in a hybrid style. 

Also Florian, your article will be beneficial for most to assist in the setup of IPv6 on their 
machines, i won't mind sharing it with your permission on a couple of blogs and credit you. 

as with regards to most routers in the US best bet is to check which have IPv6 
support/compatibility or look up the manufacture's and see if your local IT retailer has that 
model. or order it online. i hope this suggestion may of helped webmaster-Kracked_P_P (who i keep 
forgetting his name) and our US counter-parts 


Best Regards 
Warren Camilleri 

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Also a member of MLUG , The Document Foundation , Ubuntu Malta 

----- Original Message -----

From: "Florian Effenberger" <floeff@documentfoundation.org> 
To: website@global.libreoffice.org 
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2013 1:10:21 PM 
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-website] Re: good news on IPv4 addresses 

Hi, 

webmaster-Kracked_P_P wrote on 2013-01-15 16:07: 
> I live in the "county seat" plus just across the river from down town of 
> the County's "capital" city, and we do not have good things like that. 
> For the $40 USD we get 15 down and 1 up, if we are very lucky. Even 
> though we are paying for that service, we usually get about a tenth of 
> that on a normal day. 

oh, that's really sad to hear. :-( 
Before we have some IPv6-only hosts -- which will only be testing 
machines anyways -- I want to give some instructions on how to get IPv6 
connectivity, independent from your ISP. 

I have held some talks/workshops on that, and also have some small 
howto, I just need to adapt this a bit, and then plan to publish it. 

Florian 

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