I want to use an IPv6 only AWS EC2 server at the lowest possible cost (ie no IPv4 address). ... View more

I want an IPv6 only AWS server to save the monthly charge for an IPv4 address. These add up really quickly if you have several EC2 instances. ... View more

In theory it might be possible.   I could do this: Client (MacOS [1] in Melbourne) -> Relay (Finland [2]) -> server to test (AWS Melbourne or Sydney).   For learning/test/support: A very uncommon solution (not good if I have problems) IPv6 addresses will not match on laptop and AWS server Who knows what the performance will look like (I currently test performance with an expectation of less than 20-30 ms end-to-end) — PS: I'm looking to start using AWS Melbourne to reduce the delays in using a server in Sydney. Server HTTPS certificate unlikely to validate correctly because of the IP address change. So far i've delayed this project for a couple of years because of lack of TPG support.   What I really need is a TPG supported solution (i.e. a local relay of some sort with HTTPS support) or at the very least a planned introduction date —at a pinch I could wait to later in 2023.   If TPG is going to be a long-term holdout, then I would like to know. I understand a business decision to hold-off for the next 10 years or so and be the ISP of choice for a mom-and-pop audience. I also understand that as a software developer my needs are probably not a business focus.   Is there someone at TPG looking at the technical strategy that I could talk to? I'm OK using a beta service.   [1] https://www.remlab.net/miredo/intro.shtml.en [2] https://www.trex.fi/service/teredo.htm ... View more

Thanks for the suggestion but I need to test AWS cloud based services. ... View more

Any suggestions on how I can test using IPv6 to a cloud server? ... View more

@Kwijibo wrote: @MattieG wrote: Does TPG have a timeframe on when IPv6 will be used? I have been a loyal TPG customer however if there is no IPv6 available I will look at other alternatives.  I am paying the same amount per month as other providers that have IPv6 in there plans.  And what are you missing out on ? Being able to use and test IPv6 services! My 2022 plan is to find a provider who natively supports IPv6. I hope that will be TPG. ... View more