Luckily, IPv6 is increasingly available worldwide thanks to companies such as Free or Biglobe. If your Internet service provider or hosting provider does not provide native IPv6, simply complain and remind him that 80% of worldwide IPv6 traffic in 2011 comes from France thanks to innovative companies such as Free and OVH. Strongly complain that due to their conservatism, they are putting the whole country lagging behind and prevent innovation to happen in local startup companies. If this is not sufficient, consider complaining to regulation authorities. No technical reason justifies the absence of IPv6 nowadays.

If your network does not provide global, routable IPv6 adresses, you will need to setup an alternative option. We proposed and recommend you to subscribe to Grandenet.

Note: If you already have native IPv6, you will need to disable route to it using the following command, replacing eth0 by your main interface:

    /sbin/ip
             -6 route del default dev eth0