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We are 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~~Apple laptop, ~~and~~ disabled IPv4 and enabled IPv6. ~~-we~~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. =2014-06-06= On 6 June 2014 there iswas a campaign to turn off IPv4 for the day! see: [https://secure.avaaz.org/en/petition/IT_professionals_worldwide_Turn_off_the_Legacy_IP_Protocol_IPv4_for_the_day_of_06th_June_2014 secure.avaaz.org] ===Tested IPv6 only configurations=== A&A BT FTTC - Openreach Modem - FireBrick 2700 - Apple Computer ===IPv6 NAT64 gateway === AAISP provide an IPv6 to IPv4 gateway, which allows one to connect to the IPv4 world from an IPv6-only machine. To use this, simply change the DNS server addresses to 2001:8b0:6464::1 and 2001:8b0:6464::2 Note that the IPv6 router advertisements from your router may still broadcast the normal DNS server addresses. ===How to test===