DNS & IPv6 Connectivity Test

Check if your network connection supports native IPv6, measure DNS edge resolver latency, and inspect modern HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 transport protocol support.

Technical Metrics & Telemetry

IPv6 Protocol Status

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DNS Edge Latency

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Transport Protocol

Public IP Address

How to Use This Tool

STEP 1

Automatic Detection

The test automatically probes dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 endpoints upon page load.

STEP 2

Verify IPv6 Readiness

Check the IPv6 Protocol Status tag to confirm whether your ISP has provisioned native IPv6 routing.

STEP 3

Inspect DNS Latency

Lower DNS resolution latency means faster page load times when browsing websites.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is IPv6 important?

IPv4 has run out of unallocated 32-bit addresses. IPv6 provides virtually unlimited 128-bit addresses, eliminating Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT) and improving routing efficiency.

Does IPv6 improve gaming ping?

In many cases, yes. IPv6 eliminates NAT traversal issues and direct peer-to-peer connections in games like Xbox Live, reducing latency by a few milliseconds.

Why is my IPv6 status 'Not Detected'?

Your Wi-Fi router or home internet service provider (ISP) may not have IPv6 enabled by default in their DHCP/PPPoE settings.

What is HTTP/3 QUIC?

HTTP/3 runs over UDP with integrated TLS 1.3 encryption, eliminating TCP head-of-line blocking and speeding up connection handshakes.