MvV>> My estimate is that I will have a couple of years before it MvV>> becomes an issue. I have plenty of time to find an alternative. MvV>> Maybe IPv6 will be common for public WiFi by then. Who knows.
TL> Surely mobile Internet should go IPv6 sooner or later.
Of course. But I find it hard to put a timeline on it. Mobile devices seldom host servers, so the demand for incoming capability will not be as large as for fixed connections. 99.9% of mobile cutomers can live with CGNAT IPv4 only I guess.
TL> That does seem to be a big hole in coverage. I suspect, assuming I TL> stay with the same ISP, I have at least 5-10 years of IPv4 TL> connectivity. By then, I'm sure I will have plentiful options.
We will. The WiFi on the camping here has just been totally replaced. It is brand new. But although the ISP (Belgacom) that privides the connection, offers IPv6, the WiFI is IPv4 only and since it is brand nes, I do not expect it to be replaced in the coming five years.
