Dennis

Dennis

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Since RIPE has run out of IPv4 addresses it is time to officially support IPv6.

www.ripe.net/publications/news/about-ripe-ncc-and-ripe/the-ripe-ncc-has-run-out-of-ipv4-addresses

Peter Kuipers

Peter Kuipers

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oooh yes !!!

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Julius Kiekbusch

Julius Kiekbusch

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@Dennis what is currently blocking the IPv6 Support for Let`s Encrypt?

Certbot should be able to install the Certificate without any Problem: https://letsencrypt.org/docs/ipv6-support/

There are already Server/Cloud Providers where an IPv4 Address costs monthly more.

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Dennis

Dennis

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There's not really something blocking at the moment, we're in the works of prepping for IPv6 support.

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Athul Raj

Athul Raj

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This would let us use the 2.5$ Vultr IPV6-only instance. Kinda awesome for small workers.

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Ricardo

Ricardo

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@Athul-Raj Interesante

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Tom De Decker

Tom De Decker

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Hi @Dennis, when is going to be ready? I just did a test and could not add a custom server with ip6 only. It has been a year already :) that you announced it was time to support...

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Joseph Szobody

Joseph Szobody

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Now that AWS is charging for IPv4 addresses, this is urgent.

Our servers don't need public IPs since they sit behind load balancers. However Ploi requires public IPs to connect. We are now paying well over $100/month to AWS just to have public IPs available to Ploi.

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Iola Christian

Iola Christian

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@Joseph

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Iola Christian

Iola Christian

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@lola Christian

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IPv6 support

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  • Dennis moved item to board Planned

    1 year ago
  • Dennis moved item to project Server Level Requests

    1 year ago
  • Dennis opened

    1 year ago