How to tell if you're using IPv6

Since IPv6 is intended to be transparent to the end user, it is often (occasionally) difficult to determine whether IPv6 is functioning correctly on a given computer or browser. Therefore, as a public service, we are providing this list of webpages that can help you determine whether your browser is capable of accessing IPv6-enabled sites.

Sites with IPv6 "Easter Eggs"

www.kame.net

Animated "Kame" (turtle) at the top of the page if IPv6, non-animated if IPv4.

www.ipv6forum.com

Animated rotating earth in the logo if IPv6, non-animated if IPv4.

www.ipv6.org.uk

Animated flag if IPv6, non-animated if IPv4.

www.ipv6.iabg.de

Animated logo if IPv6, non-animated if IPv4, and IP address displayed.

purgatory.unfix.org

Animated KAME turtle if IPv6.

Sites with an IP address display or text message

This website

IP address displayed at the top of the page.

www.ipv6.surfnet.nl

IP address displayed at the bottom of the page, along with a red/green IPv4/IPv6 indicator graphic and hit-counters for each protocol.

www.ipng.nl

IP address displayed at the bottom of the page.

www.sixxs.net

IP address displayed at the bottom of the page.

games.concepts.nl

IP address displayed at the bottom of the page.

ipv6.he.net

IP address displayed at the top of the page.

www.ngnet.it

IP address displayed at the bottom of the page.

www.ipv6.taunusstein.net

IP address and hostname displayed in a box in the right-side column.

noc.ndsoftwarenet.com

IP address displayed in the bottom right corner of the page.

Please email me if you implement or discover any other such indicators.