Do you offer IPV6?

Hostico offers IPv6 on all hosting packages, except for VPS with Webuzo. IPv6 addresses are automatically activated, with no additional settings required.

Views 662Updated 6 luniPublished on 11/09/2018by Sebastian Szlivka

Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the most recent version of the Internet Protocol (IP). IPv6 is intended to replace IPv4.
Hostico offers IPV6 on all hosting packages, except for VPS with the Webuzo control panel. Currently, this panel does not provide native support for IPV6.
IPV6 addresses are enabled by default on hosting packages and are allocated automatically, without the need for you to make any additional settings.

More details regarding IPV6 and its implementation can be found at the address IPv6

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