IPV6

[Alfredo Salvarani]

Hi Guys,

Do you know if sonobus supports ipv6?

Thanks

[Jesse Chappell]

I haven't tested it with ipv6 so there is a good chance that it
doesn't work properly...

Jesse

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[Alfredo Salvarani]

Thanks for you answer!

If it can (in the future) support it (ipv6) it will be good for us in Brazil, because here we have few public ipv4 ranges, so many people are under a CGNAT router and cannot route a port to their machine. But ipv6 is present on majorit machines as a public, of course.

Thanks!

[over_keys]

Definitely +1 for the IPv6 support! Some users of SYNCROOM from YAMAHA (https://syncroom.yamaha.com/) in Japan have recently tested SonoBus. We found a lot of great potential in SonoBus, including versatile FX, multichannel support, and unlimited players in a group, but the overall experience was still better with SYNCROOM. This is partly because SYNCROOM supports IPv6, which is much less "crowded" than IPv4  (at least in Japan), and can thus provide lower latency. Thank you for your great work and we very much look forward to the future development of SonoBus.

2021年4月20日火曜日 7:22:40 UTC+9 alfredo....@gmail.com:

[M Dammer]

+1 for IPv6 support. With IPv6 many NAT issues and port forwarding requirements can be avoided. Many ISPs are already offering it, and mobile providers are starting too.