In article <20150317032809.33018.qm...@ary.lan> you write: >>> Are you saying your hosting provider gave your a /128 instead of a /64 ? >> >>Yes > >You need a better hosting provider.
Have you asked your provider why you can't get a /64? It doesn't seem likely you can change their mind, but the reasons seem to boil down to a) they bought routers that can't do it (or at least think they did), or b) we've always done it that way, what's your problem. Also, if you want to verify whether the problem is that you're in a bad IPv6 neighborhood, it's remarkably easy to set up a free tunnel through Hurricane Electric with your own /64. Local performance wouldn't be great, since the other end of the tunnel would be in Singapore or the U.S., but if the mail you're wondering about is going to Google, it'd likely go to the U.S. anyway. _______________________________________________ mailop mailing list mailop@mailop.org http://chilli.nosignal.org/mailman/listinfo/mailop
