I don’t understand how this was intended to work (not technically but as a “free” service). They want ISPs that don’t support v6 to pay them. Their free trial (for ISP) says
> Your free trial starts when the frontend receives the first connection from your IPv4 range.
> Registering on this page means that we can send you an email to inform you, that your free trial period is about to end. If you do not register and we are unable to find usable contact information for you, then your customers will experience service disruption trying to access sites through this frontend.
But as a website owner using this service I would just want it to work regardless of whether the users ISP is playing ball with Netiter. And there’s the coordination problem with the IPv6 transition in a nutshell I guess.
Also, “Netiter have allocated bandwidth for free trials until the end of 2014,” so I suppose this doesn’t work anymore anyway.
> Your free trial starts when the frontend receives the first connection from your IPv4 range.
> Registering on this page means that we can send you an email to inform you, that your free trial period is about to end. If you do not register and we are unable to find usable contact information for you, then your customers will experience service disruption trying to access sites through this frontend.
But as a website owner using this service I would just want it to work regardless of whether the users ISP is playing ball with Netiter. And there’s the coordination problem with the IPv6 transition in a nutshell I guess.
Also, “Netiter have allocated bandwidth for free trials until the end of 2014,” so I suppose this doesn’t work anymore anyway.