IPv6 being issued by BSNL Broadband!

[varkey]

But as I said, even with an IPv4 resolver, you can get IPv6 AAAA records, so BSNL disabling the IPv6 resolver wouldn't stop any issue

 

[varkey]

150 Mbps up and down over IPv6 on 50 Mbps plan

 

[arunkadambanattu]

Static ip user , What to do?

 

[varkey]

Try enabling IPv6, you opted only for static IPv4 right, so IPv6 should still work I guess.

 

[arunkadambanattu]

Okay. Your 150Mbps speed is constent? How about that experience?

 

[varkey]

I didn't really test downloads over IPv6 much. The speed varies a bit, below is a test I just did.

Didn't run into issues with my WAN failover either, fallback to IPv4 when required seem to work alright.

It appears as though they have not put a bandwidth cap over IPv6 perhaps?
The LCO however uses the same fiber link for a long stretch, that means the total bandwidth available is around 1.25 Gbps, so not having a speed cap could have adverse effects when you consider all the users.

 

[AshikAliLive]

Even my connection got IPV6 enabled, but the downloads & uploads are slower than the IPV4. Don't know what's wrong here in Mysore, Karnataka Circle.

My plan- 1277 - 100 Mbps - 750 GB.

By the way, what DNS Server, MTU size you use?

Connected via ethernet or Wifi?

Which router?

Could you throw some light. @varkey

 

[varkey]

You mean it's slower than IPv4?

Google DNS, using with stubby for DoT. Default MTU set by OpenWRT which is 1460.

Mi Router 3G running OpenWRT. Over wireless, but should be similar over wired too.

 

[markiv]

on fast.com even i am getting over 100mbps in speed test with 50mbps plan. probably that is for within the country servers. outside it is same

 

[Ameen]

150 Mbps up and down over IPv6 on 50 Mbps plan

broooo