We testing with a machine on our office network (and also on ADSL lines) how our services would work just using just native IPv6. We used an apple laptop, and disabled IPv4 and enabled IPv6. -we suspect similar results on an ADSL line - we'll test this later on. We want to ensure that all our services work over IPv6. This page has our progress and notes.

Here are some of the results:

Working:

Services provided by AAISP
- Web page browsing to aa.net.uk (firefox)
- AAISP email services:
  - Incoming SMTP
  - Customer outbound email (smtp.aa.net.uk, with Thunderbird)
  - POP3/IMAP servers (customers receiving email) (imap on Apple Mail App)
  - AAISP Webmail
- AAISP Web servers:
  - Customer web server (www-server.co.uk)
  - AAISP Billing System pages
  - AAISP WIKI
  - Clueless Control Pages
  - Status page (status.aa.net.uk) - it's on a different network in Amsterdam and has IPv6
- NTP - time.aa.net.uk
- DNS Servers:
  - Customer resolvers
  - Authoritative nameservers (primary-dns.co.uk / secondary-dns.co.uk
- VoIP Servers (On the current 'Voicelesss' platform)
- AAISP Ticketing System (email based)

General Internet Access
- Pinging www.google.com (ping6)
- Web page browsing to thinkbroadband.com (not forums though, as they are not yet IPv6 enabled (March 2011))
- Web page browsing to google.co.uk
- Web page browsing to revk.www.me.uk
Gmail (using Thunderbird)

Not Working (yet):

not aware of any

Still to Test

AAISP Ideas site (this is run by a third party though we have [requested it though])
All above on an ADSL line

2014-06-06

On 6th June 2014 there is a campaign to turn off IPv4 for the day! see: secure.avaaz.org