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Hello All,

(Semi)public Wifi netwrols in this part of the world are still IPv4 only with
very few exceptions. I am talking about WiFi networks in shops, hotels,
campings etc. Over the past two years I have only come across two that offer
IPv6. These are camping Boszicht in Laag Soeren NL and the HF Witte Centre in
de Bilt, NL. In the latter the WiFi is maintained by HCC, the largest Dutch
Computer Club, so no mystery.

How is this in other parts of the world? Are they nearly all IPv4 only or has
IPv6 found its way into (semi) public WiFi networks there?


Cheers, Michiel

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