What ISP uses IPv6?
Verizon Wireless similarly reports that about 90% of its traffic uses IPv6. T-Mobile USA is among the providers in the process of turning IPv4 off. Other major cellular IPv6 providers include AT Wireless, Sprint, Telus, Tele2, EE, KDDI, Softbank, OTE, Rogers and many others.
How do I know if my ISP supports IPv6?
Check connection status
- For wired connection through a router, right-click “Ethernet”, and for wireless connection right-click “Wi-Fi”, and then click “Status”.
- Click “Details”.
- If you see an IP address for IPv6 within the window marked with a red box, you are connected to the IPv6 network.
How do ISPs assign IPv6 addresses?
When a large ISP (or large company) in North America wants IPv6 addresses then they will contact ARIN who will assign them an IPv6 prefix if they meet all requirements. The ISP can then assign prefixes to their customers. IANA is using the 2000::/3 prefix for global unicast address space.