MvV>> Of course. But I find it hard to put a timeline on it. Mobile MvV>> devices seldom host servers, so the demand for incoming MvV>> capability will not be as large as for fixed connections. 99.9% MvV>> of mobile cutomers can live with CGNAT IPv4 only I guess.
TL> I'd rather see DS-Lite, at least we get IPv6 connectivity, and TL> outbound access to IPv4.
I'd prefer that too but I have not heard of any plans from any of the mobile providers here yet.
MvV>> The WiFi on the camping here has just been totally replaced. It is MvV>> brand new. But although the ISP (Belgacom) that provides the MvV>> connection, offers IPv6, the WiFI is IPv4 only and since it is brand MvV>> new, I do not expect it to be replaced in the coming five years.
TL> Yes, still a lot of short sighted moves happening. :/
Can't blame the camping boss I'd say. He knows nothing about IPv6, he just hires some "specialist" to install WifI that covers the area with reasonable speed. And that it does. And as long as the guests don't complain...
OTOH, in les that two weeks, I will be on a camping where theW WiFi is IPv6. Has been there for three years now. The camping boss doesn't know it. Het got a Fritzbox from Xs4All and installed some dumb WiFi repeaters. Not all that fast, but those dumb WiFi repeaters are IP version agnostic. So if the main feed is IPv6, so is the rest. ;-)
