Short answer: IPv6 is faster *in theory*. Long answer: Your ISP probably screwed it up.
Test with Pathping (Windows) or mtr (Linux) to compare routes. If IPv6’s got fewer hops and lower latency, congrats—you’ve got a good ISP.
And no, the address space doesn’t matter for speed. It’s just hype unless you’re running out of IPv4 addresses (which, tbh, some folks are).
Test with Pathping (Windows) or mtr (Linux) to compare routes. If IPv6’s got fewer hops and lower latency, congrats—you’ve got a good ISP.
And no, the address space doesn’t matter for speed. It’s just hype unless you’re running out of IPv4 addresses (which, tbh, some folks are).
