NB>> You might want to take the AAAA record off one of those to give NB>> to IPv4 links, due to trying IPv6 first and falling back to IPv4 NB>> can cause non-necessary delays.
MM>> Hey, if there's a delay, someone needs to fix their setup, MM>> that's on their end, not mine! :D
TL> The only time you would normally get a delay is if the BBS is not TL> listening on IPv6, but has an AAAA record. Then IPv6 capable hosts TL> will experience a delay as they try a non existent IPv6 service, TL> before falling back to IPv4.
TL> IPv4 hosts aren't affected. They'll simply look up the A record and TL> make an IPv4 connection straight away.
Yeah, services are listening on both IPs. At least, the ones that matter.
Mike
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