james whittle

This problem is so ridiculous on sky now that having sent someone affected an http link to this forum on facebook. they can now not access their facebook. i shall have to log into their FB for them and ensure no trace of that link is present on their start up fb page for them..in my opinion this web service should sue sky for loss of custom and interruption of their business.

Bt however have not yet implemented it for their home services as yet and having spoken to them recently about it they told me they have no immediate plans to do so either. From a sky service i have also replicated the problem using reliable public servers such as googles dns server. I have also tested that there is no problem accessing the site from a BT service(non ipv6) or a talk talk service(also non ipv6) using either the isp's dns servers or the google public ones. but thank you for your obvious enormous insight and expertise on the subject moogle. My point being quite simply it is neither a dns problem or an ipv6 problem and that the problem does not exist outside skys infrastructure ipv6 or not.

what rubbish. no uk isp supports ipv6 as of yet. certainly BT does not and yet this site is accessible via BT with no problems