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Yesterday, I talked about why we need IPv6. And to make that actually happend, I decided to do my part and make sure that all of our infrastructure is available over IPv6. Heres a story of how that went. First was to request an IPv6 allocation by our hosting provider Thankfully our contract with them included a 64, but it was never enabled and when I asked for it, they initially tried to bill us CHF 12mt extra, but after pointing them to the contract, they started to make IPv6 happen. I did not chang.
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The site pilif.github.io presently has a traffic classification of zero (the lower the more traffic). We have crawled eight pages within the web page pilif.github.io and found six websites referencing pilif.github.io. We have unearthed one public web sites acquired by pilif.github.io.
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PILIF.GITHUB.IO SERVER

We found that the main root page on pilif.github.io took one hundred and ninety-seven milliseconds to come up. Our web crawlers could not observe a SSL certificate, so in conclusion our crawlers consider this site not secure.
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Yesterday, I talked about why we need IPv6. And to make that actually happend, I decided to do my part and make sure that all of our infrastructure is available over IPv6. Heres a story of how that went. First was to request an IPv6 allocation by our hosting provider Thankfully our contract with them included a 64, but it was never enabled and when I asked for it, they initially tried to bill us CHF 12mt extra, but after pointing them to the contract, they started to make IPv6 happen. I did not chang.

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The site had the following in the web page, "Yesterday, I talked about why we need IPv6." I observed that the web site stated " And to make that actually happend, I decided to do my part and make sure that all of our infrastructure is available over IPv6." They also stated " Heres a story of how that went. First was to request an IPv6 allocation by our hosting provider Thankfully our contract with them included a 64, but it was never enabled and when I asked for it, they initially tried to bill us CHF 12mt extra, but after pointing them to the contract, they started to make IPv6 happen."

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