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This isn't actually the case: yes, OpenReach (part of the BT Group) owns all of the infrastructure from telephone exchange to the property as well as the initia
by gsnedders 11y ago
This isn't actually the case: yes, OpenReach (part of the BT Group) owns all of the infrastructure from telephone exchange to the property as well as the initial infrastructure in the exchange, but that all supports IPv6, and OpenReach's customers (who are ISPs, not end users) are able to deploy IPv6 if they desire. It's the ISPs individual equipment (sometimes in the exchanges, but more often the routers they provide to customers) that doesn't support IPv6 and is blocking deployment: this is why some ISPs (A&A, for example) have IPv6 live.