Well, and I've had native (non-tunneled) IPv6 for more than a decade on my DSL at home ... what's your point? Routers have been able to handle IPv6 since quite

Well, and I've had native (non-tunneled) IPv6 for more than a decade on my DSL at home ... what's your point? Routers have been able to handle IPv6 since quite a bit before the introduction of 32 bit AS numbers, so, if you wanted to be able to speak to 32 bit BGP peers, you had to upgrade to a router that can do IPv6 as an unavoidable side effect.