IPv6 at 150 kmph

Cool: IPv6 at 150 kmph ... in the train to Brussels. Thanks to KPN Mobile and my Nokia N97 combined with Teredo/Miredo on my Ubuntu. Result:

Let's check your IPv6 connectivity:

OK, you have IPv6 network connectivity. Your IPv6 address is 2001:0:53aa:64c:b6:14c1:4331:57e.

Congratulations: you have IPv6 name resolving, too. This means you have full IPv6 connectivity.

Vigor 2130 supports IPv6 via DHCPv6 and TSPC

Cool: the Vigor 2130 broadband router from Draytek supports IPv6. The WAN-IPv6-connection can be established via Static IPv6, DHCPv6 and TSPC. See included screendump.

Uncool: the price: 119 Euro.

Full manual here: http://draytek.com/user/PdInfoDetail.php?Id=111#PdInfo

NbIServ.de offers cheap vServers with IPv6

The German vServer / hosting provider NbIServ.de now offers IPv6. As their vServers start at 2.60 Euro per month, this is a great way to get an IPv6 enabled root server based on Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Suse or some other Linux.

One downside: most texts, including the output of the operating system (!), is in German.

IPv6 announcement here, the cheapest vServer with all options here.

SABnzbd + XSnews + IPv6 = Walhalla

A picture of the IPv6 Walhalla: SABnzbd + XSnews + IPv6