Because this location is able to resolve both IPv4 and IPv6, all elements on the page load successfully, giving the site visitor the proper user experience.Īs you can see in the comparison below, there are actually images, links and navigation that do not display from the IPv6 test location: Full page load using IPv4 Test (Left) | Partial Page Load from IPv6 Test Location (Right) Here you can see how the results differ when a task is recorded from a location that is able to utilize IPv4. Testing from IPv4 Monitoring Location IPv4 Test Shows No Webpage Errors Only utilize the IPv6-Only location if you are prepared to deal with potential errors. Note: You will receive errors if any elements on your site do not resolve in IPv6 (including third party elements such as CDN content or other scripts and images). This may cause unexpected performance issues including pages that do not completely load. You can see there are several elements attempting to load from 3 rd party sites that are not able to resolve IPv6 addresses. Here is a waterfall chart showing a web page loading from an IPv6-Only location.
IPv6 Test from IPv6-Only Monitoring Location You may want to consider running an IPv6 test on your own websites after seeing these results.
Take a look at the difference between how a page loads ( ) from an IPv6-Only monitoring location and a monitoring location with native IPv6 or 6to4 translation.
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