Hello Michiel!

28 Mar 19 13:53, you wrote to Tony Langdon:

 MV> When IPv6 becomes the dominant protocol 4in6 tunnels may become
 MV> popular for those still needing incoming IPv4. Until "everyone has
 MV> IPv6 of course. Then we can switch off IPv4. ;-)
 TL>> I'm probably a little unusual in that I'm running a VPN tunnel to
 TL>> carry IPv4, while all IPv6 here is native.
 MV> Very unusual. Few hobbyists have more than one IPv4 address these
 MV> days. Having moe than one is unusual by itself. Having them via a VPN
 MV> is even more unusual. You may be the only one in Fidonet.

Well... I do have a /26 IPv4 from my provider and a /48 IPv6. Also I don't 
currently make use of them via VPN I did so in the past or might do so again in 
the future. Basically it would also be an option to switch to another DSL 
provider and have my VLAN with both IPv4 and IPv6 from my colocation provider 
to my home via DSL.
And that's really something I do consider for the next years...

Ingo


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