Yup, now you have to go out of your way to not support it.
Literary, every modern ISP, hosting or Cloud provides it.
Every Operating System, be it server or client or router, supports IPv6.
Literary, every modern ISP, hosting or Cloud provides it.
Every Operating System, be it server or client or router, supports IPv6.
This is either factually incorrect, or else you're using a definition of "modern" that excludes a substantial portion of real world isps.
basically they are the edissons of electricity boom era when AC was becoming the new standard for power transfer
as per internet standards/rfc’s IPv4 is a legacy protocol, so every ISP limiting it’s customers to only this veraion is not considered modern
For instance, do you support RDNSS or DHCPv6? How big are your multicast tables?
I work for a large ISP and we've done our tests. We ran one about five years ago and it was a total disaster.
We're currently doing another one and we smoothed many things. Anyway it's not something welcomed by the helpdesk side. If a client with IPv6 calls with problems, the've found out that most of the times the only way to not spend lot of time with the customer is change the setup to a ppoe v4 and forget about it. And we've used competent people for this test, not you average joe with 2 prior weeks training in networking.
Helpdesk agents hate it, and the come up with very good reasons.
Give that its a fiber ISP, I would consider that “Modern”.