So I’ve had IPv6 connectivity since September 2007 from my house, initially thanks to SixXS. I last reached out to one of my Service Providers just weeks before SixXS ended service. They continue to not support IPv6, nor have a schedule for supporting IPv6. My other provider has started supporting IPv6 for their home users, but on the business side it would appear to be a bit more difficult to gain connectivity with IPv6. Which reminds me I need to call them again, since their online support tools don’t support business customers. I finally got IPv6 address space on my business connection, unfortunately they hand off a /56 via DHCP-PD but don’t route it. I can toss IPv6 packets at them, but see neighbor solicitations coming back instead of them routing the traffic back to me. Hopefully you can see that I continue to have IPv6 connectivity. This connectivity is published from AS16881 via the LISP-Beta Network. The LISP-Beta Network officially stopped existence in early 2000, but continued to run until October. So currently working on getting IPv6 back via resources available to me.