IPv6 feature parity needed
OpenDNS does not support IPv6 feature parity, to provide IPv6 management dashboard, IPv6 network/host identification, IPv6 transport of DNS requests, and IPv6 templated filtering and IPv6 customized filtering. This is a serious problem. Since being purchased by Cisco, a supposed 'network company,' when will OpenDNS get with the program?
Microsoft is going IPv6-only on its corporate network
T-Mobile has gone IPv6-only on Android and iPhone
>30% of USA users access Google over IPv6
>50% of traffic from Comcast to Akamai is IPv6
>80% of Verizon Wireless traffic to Akamai is IPv6
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Official comment
Full IPv6 support is a massive undertaking for us, and would put a lot of our feature development on hold for months to implement. We're not blind to the need, and it will happen eventually. Just can't give a timeline right now, sorry.
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This is a duplicate of https://support.opendns.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/220012967
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So it's mid-2018 and OpenDNS STILL doesn't have IPv6 feature parity, or even basic filtering via IPv6. I will NOT disable IPv6 on my network, nor will I encourage anyone else to do so. Clearly IPv6 support isn't a priority for OpenDNS, as evidenced in this thread and in my discussions with OpenDNS reps. This is why my work dropped IPv6 a couple years ago, and it's why I'm dropping OpenDNS service today. They have not listened to their customers, even after YEARS watching the rest of the world use IPv6. It's a pity, and hopefully they will get their act together. Meanwhile, it's goodbye.
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This thread should simply be merged into the already existing thread
https://support.opendns.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/220012967
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