IPv6 test sites

MrKoen

Sorry, only in Dutch, the following website performs a speedtest on IPv6 when available or otherwhise using IPv4:

http://computertotaal.nl/computertotaal_speedtest

rlcw

Some more now

http://www.speedtest6.com < IPv4 and IPv6 Speedtest in Asia
http://www.traceroute6.net < Providing mnumberous IPv6 testing such as ping , traceroute , AAAA's

Nukama

netalyzr IPv4 + IPv6 + DNS test suite from Berkeley

and some other tools to test IPv6 security: security/ipv6toolkit
And a nice presentation about IPv6-security-assessment (pdf)

Luzemario

Some sites to test if your IPv6 is running:

ipv6.br and v6.ipv6.br: The IPv6 globe runs when in IPv6.
www.kame.net: The turtle is dancing when in IPv6.

psiegrist

http://www.ipv6tech.ch offers v4/v6 ping, v6 traceroute, v6 tcp/udp portscan, DNS Name Lookup und much more.

johnpoz

Here is a few tools I have used on line testing ipv6

http://www.subnetonline.com/pages/ipv6-network-tools.php

JavierY

I've done a port scanner that has been useful for me to test the Firewall (IPv4 and IPv6 simultaneously): http://www.ipv6scanner.com/

junicast

for me the easiest to remember is http://ip6.me

helloadam

Sorry for posting to an old thread but the "classic" example was not posted:

https://ipv6.google.com/

-Adam

kejianshi

Its not a test site, but I suppose if you get nothing you know ipv6 isn't working.

mplanquart

I created ipv6.getmyip.com to test my IPv6 connectivity.
It only has an AAAA record and it only returns your IPv6 address if your IPv6 stack is working properly (otherwise it doesn't return anything).

It works great with curl (which is the main reason I built it).

tyn

For rudimentary testing of ipv6 connectivity I found a couple simple public ipv6 addresses that can be used in the pfsense Diagnostics/Ping and Traceroute pages:

(OpenDNS) 2620:0:ccd::2 and 2620:0:ccc::2
(Google) 2001:4860:4860::8888 and 2001:4860:4860::8844

JKnott

@tyn

For simple testing, I just ping ipv6.google.com. Easy to remember.

asansanwal

@cmb A complete platform for testing ipv6 connection, websites, dual stack etc. https://ipv6.systems

JKnott

@asansanwal said in IPv6 test sites:

@cmb A complete platform for testing ipv6 connection, websites, dual stack etc. https://ipv6.systems

Hmmm...

your Primary IP type is ipv6
You are connecting from Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
your ISP is Rogers Communications Canada Inc.

your Secondary IP type is ipv4
Secondary connection is from Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada L4T 1A1
your secondary ISP is Rogers Communications Canada Inc.

My ISP is Rogers, but the head end I'm connected to is located in Mississauga, Ontario. I wonder how I manage to be connecting from 2 different locations, neither of which is the one closest to me. Their Etobicoke (west end of Toronto) office is fairly small and I'm not sure of where the Scarborough (east end of Toronto) office is located.

johnpoz

Why does this seem like spam to me.. Why does someone join a site just to advertise some site - other than just spam!!!

I wouldn't hit that site with your ____ if you know what I mean!

There is one thing if you have user X that has been here in the community, and then there is a thread that says hey where do you test Y.. suggesting a site, and then there is accounts that join, and same instant suggest go X.. I should just delete and ban this account.. But its not from IN, so will give the benefit of doubt... For now.

lohphat

@ifloris said in IPv6 test sites:

http://ipv6-speedtest.net

Dead domain, now a redirect to install browser extensions. Caution.

JKnott

@lohphat

Speedtest supports IPv6, provided it's on a server that does. My ISP has a few speedtest sites and they support it. I've verified that with Wireshark.

lohphat

@jknott But that's not what I got when I first tried the URL, I got a domain parked message and a link to install a browser plugin. I copied and pasted the URL.

JKnott

@lohphat

I guess you missed my point. I have no idea about that link you provided, as I only go to speedtest.net and usually choose a site run by my ISP.