Vista
- Still "just works".
- Same caveats as in the pre-game .
- Google Earth works, although it's almost certainly not native.
Windows XP
- Brand new XP install connected without issue to the XP network.
- IM (AOL/Trillian) or MSN (Native Client) didn't connect
- PPTP does not work
- Youtube videos do not play
- Firefox and IE seem fine.
- IMAP/SMTP via Thunderbird using SSL/TLS works
- Windows Media Player 10 can stream audio (http/mp3) from a native IPv6 web server
Was able to connect only after the following:
Microsoft Windows XP Version 5.1.2600
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.C:\Documents and Settings\cgrundemann>netsh interface ipv6 install
An extended error has occurred.
C:\Documents and Settings\cgrundemann>esentutl /p %windir%\security\Database\secedit.sdb
...
Operation completed successfully in 5.141 seconds.C:\Documents and Settings\cgrundemann>netsh interface ipv6 install
Ok.
C:\Documents and Settings\cgrundemann>
- Firefox and IE both working
- As expected: no IM (Pidgen with AIM, Yahoo and Google accounts), corporate VPN not available
- Downloaded a PDF from APNICs site
- Was able to login (both individual and chapter admin) and navigate www.ISOC.org - everything seems to work!
- Was able to log in and post to a Word Press weblog hosted by NearlyFreeSpeech.net
MacOS
- See pre-game for already-known issues.
Linux
- Add a comment!
Other OSes
- Add a comment!
Misc
- Note: The link for the linux NAT-PT software in the preso was wrong. Correct URL is http://www.lucastomicki.net/naptd.php
- Flash details: Flash Media Server 3 will support v6, but I can't find evidence that the client will anytime soon.