My partner and I like to play games on the train using our computers at home, but with IPv4 we can only assign one computer on the network over the internet natively so we need to take turns. We're also forced to use her computer at the moment because she uses it for uni transferring media files remotely. With IPv6 we'll both be able to access our computers at the same time and play multi-player games together. Yes the need for IPv6 is niche but it is still something people will be looking for. ... View more

I hear Aussie Broadband is trialing IPv6 support, with no lock in contract. I've called TPG and the techs haven't heard anything about adding IPv6 so I wouldn't get your homes up. Since my contract with TPG is up I'll be trying them out. Thanks TPG the last 7 years has been great XD ... View more