Ahead of the World IPv6 day, APNIC has launched an useful initiative to collect statistics regarding IPv6 connectivity. If you are interested in testing your clients’ IPv6 capabilities, you can use the APNIC Labs Google Analytics Tracking Code. This allows you to test your customers’ experiences connecting to your website via IPv4, IPv6, and dual-stack.
The APNIC code relies on Google Analytics. If you are using Google Analytics as a plugin in your WordPress blog, you might be interested in the versions I hacked together to integrate APNIC‘s code into the following two popular plugins:
| - | Google Analytics Injector for WordPress | Download the updated version here |
| - | Google Analytics for WordPress | Download the updated version here |
You will need a tracking code that you can obtain at the APNIC labs web site.
Note this is not a discussion on whether Google Analytics is Big Brotherian. Many web sites rely on it to collect statistics. I thought it might be helpful if a WordPress plugin existed that supports the APNIC feature.



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