Google has a new DNS service which allows you to access IPv4 only websites through IPv6 only network.
I disabled IPv4 stack from LAN adapter properties and added those two Google DNS64 to IPv6 stack. Surprisingly, I was able to access IPv4 based domains like timesofindia. However this doesn’t work on Jio. Maybe someone can try on other IPv6 enabled ISPs.
I was unable to connect to Xbox live despite Microsoft’s fake claims that it is IPv6 compatible. But Windows has hardcoded IPv4 instead of domain to connect to, this DNS64 approach won’t work. This is the next logical step towards IPv6 only future. YMMV.
For IPv4 only site, ping test looks like this
Google Public DNS64 | Google for Developers
Learn how to use the Google Public DNS64 NAT64 gateway and DNS service for your IPv6-only network.
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I disabled IPv4 stack from LAN adapter properties and added those two Google DNS64 to IPv6 stack. Surprisingly, I was able to access IPv4 based domains like timesofindia. However this doesn’t work on Jio. Maybe someone can try on other IPv6 enabled ISPs.
I was unable to connect to Xbox live despite Microsoft’s fake claims that it is IPv6 compatible. But Windows has hardcoded IPv4 instead of domain to connect to, this DNS64 approach won’t work. This is the next logical step towards IPv6 only future. YMMV.
For IPv4 only site, ping test looks like this
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