www.dnsmadeeasy.com just enabled AAAA records in their user interface. Is there a place in the wiki where we can put this in? They do not yet support dynamic DNS on AAAA records. Does anybody know of a DDNS client that does?

TransIP provides AAAA records in their web interface.

Hi Look at this site http://prout.be/dns/ Their you can use A, AAAA, CNAME and NS Zones!

If you are still searching for a provider who supports AAAA records on their nameserver, i could advise you xname.org (http://www.xname.org). I am using them for all my IPv6-Domains. They are not really fast but they are free for non-commercial using and until today very stable. If you want a faster provider, you have to pay for it... you get, what you pay for it ;)

You could always use http://www.afraid.org, but please note that ALL domains hosted by this provider will be somehow accessible to all registered users pending for you to approve the records they want to create off your domain. They also have this neat interface for reversing your IPv6 tunnel range if wanted. Enjoy

http://www.pmsdns.org/ Not the most user0friendly for newbie types, but it's rock solid in terms of reliability, and a straight forward interface for those who know what they're doing. Also, of course, free.

Raggedstaff Internet, http://www.raggedstaff.net/, provide AAAA records through their web interface.

Any hoster can provide AAAA records, lest they have a DNS server that supports it or their webinterface. Thus I suggest that you get yourself a real DNS hoster for this typical case. Hosting the records shouldn't be a big problem btw. But getting them to have an IPv6 transport is much worse. And an even bigger problem is getting your DNS servers in the gtld with AAAA records. Nothing to do about that but complain by phone and complain hard. PS: RIPE/ARIN/APNIC don't care about domainnames specifically but they do care about other internet resources. They won't and cannot force companies to do things that companies don't want. Vote with your money ;)