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I just had a change to skip through our IPv6 logs from yesterday. There was a significant, but not huge increase in hosts accessing the site via IPv6. Usually we get maybe 200 or so hosts via IPv6, yesterday we got around 270. Interestingly about 25% of the traffic (per IPv6 day as well as during IPv6 day) is due to hits to our rss feed. I will try to follow up on this to see why we get so much IPv6 traffic to it. After an initial look at the logs, I didn't see any attacks via IPv6 against our web application.
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Johannes 4479 Posts ISC Handler Jun 9th 2011 |
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I suspect that in my case (and perhaps others) is that Google Reader was using IPV6 during IPV6 Day. I use ShowIP in FF and was aware that an IPV6 addr was showing for Google sites. And, even now, I see an IPV6 addr as I type this comment.
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