More locally we saw a little news in NZ, Telecom/Gen-I saying they have created a IPv6 Lab, Telstra saying they are working on it and expect something around 2012 for client IPv6 access. We launched IPv6 to all of our clients fulltime and had less than 5 calls about it mainly from old OS X users but overall NZ was pretty quiet which surprised me. NZPost went v6 for the day but nobody else really did, I understand this is because a few of the big DC’s in NZ aren’t offering v6 connectivity yet, I would have hoped that sites like Trademe/Stuff/etc would have joined in
There were a bunch of other .nz sites that put up AAAA records -- though nzpost was the "biggest". Thanks to native IPv6 provided by Rurallink I was able to do a few tests, the raw data posted at: http://www.wand.net.nz/~mluckie/ipv6day/ My initial impressions are that the number PTB filterers has increased somewhat since May 2010, see page 6 of: http://www.wand.net.nz/~mluckie/pubs/measuring-pmtud.pdf I hope to do a decent analysis of the data over the weekend. I've reported some of these faults to the responsible parties and the ones who have responded say they had to adjust their cisco ASA configs, or apply a patch from A10 networks. I've had it fed back to me that the Citrix Netscaler has a similar issue. Given the A10 issue has been fixed the number of failures should reduce as patches are applied, which I guess is a positive outcome from wIPv6 day. Matthew