In reply to Vladimir Djukic.

Kudo's are nice, but why would an experiment like this show more than the previous ones ? Look at http://ipv6.com/articles/general/timeline-of-ipv6.htm for a nice example of incredibly myopic visions on IPv6. There are so many others, like http://www.worldipv6launch.org (this time it's for real ... 5 years ago). My DSL box had IPv6 (dual stack) 10 years ago. It was removed because ... NAT won the contest. Maybe if they had chosen 64-bit addresses it wouldn't have failed. Or if it had brought some real added value for the money. Today the Internet is IPv4. If it ain't broken, don't fix it.