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   > On 17 January 2024, the Government of the Czech Republic approved the material "Restarting the implementation of DNSSEC and IPv6 technologies in the state administration". On the basis of this decision, the Czech state administration will stop providing its services over IPv4 on 6 June 2032.
   
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     • :mima_rule: Mima-sama
     @mima https://konecipv4.cz/en/
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     :mima_rule: Mima-sama (mima@makai.chaotic.ninja)'s status on Tuesday, 23-Jan-2024 18:18:21 JST :mima_rule: Mima-sama

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     @lain@lain.com :gyate_patchouli_wow: Any article covering this news? Can't seem to find one with a query of czech republic ipv6 :sagume_think:

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     翠星石 (suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com)'s status on Tuesday, 23-Jan-2024 18:54:40 JST 翠星石

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     @lain Renting IPv4 addresses is quite expensive now and is getting more expensive, while you can have as many /56's or /48's as you can justify, completely gratis.
     
     As a result, it's much cheaper in the long term to mandate that all ISP's in the country support the current version of IP and drop support for legacy IP eventually.