AWS Global Accelerator extends IPv6 support to dual stack NLB endpoints
Starting today, AWS Global Accelerator extends dual-stack accelerators support that enables you to route IPv6 traffic to Regional Network Load Balancer endpoints, in addition to dual-stack Application Load Balancer (ALB) and EC2 endpoints.
Starting today, AWS Global Accelerator extends dual-stack accelerators support that enables you to route IPv6 traffic to Regional Network Load Balancer endpoints, in addition to dual-stack Application Load Balancer (ALB) and EC2 endpoints.
With dual-stack accelerators, you can route IPv6 traffic, together with IPv4 traffic, towards dual-stack Network Load Balancer endpoints. With dual-stack accelerators, you will get two static IPv6 addresses, in addition to the two static IPv4 addresses. You can choose a dual-stack accelerator when you set up a new accelerator, or you can update an existing IPv4-only accelerator to dual-stack, using standard AWS tools, including the AWS Management Console, AWS SDK, or the AWS CLI. When you update an existing accelerator, there's no change to the IPv4 specifications of the accelerator. You can monitor your IPv6 traffic in addition to the IPv4 traffic with existing Global Accelerator CloudWatch metrics.
There is no additional charge when you use dual-stack accelerators in Global Accelerator. To learn more, see the developer documentation in the AWS Global Accelerator Developer Guide. To get started with AWS Global Accelerator, visit the Global Accelerator product page.