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You can purchase your own IPv6 block from an RIR and do multi homing.
by tmiller12 9y ago
You can purchase your own IPv6 block from an RIR and do multi homing.
- gerdesj 9y agoYes you can and it will: * add another entry to the global routing table thus nullifying a benefit of IPv6 * cost a bloody fortune (approx £5,000 per year) * is your mum able to ask for BGP peering I am personally able to pay the price for PI but not everyone is and that is my fucking point. Why should your mum not be able to ask for a internet connection that is able to tolerate a failure? There is NPT but it is simply NAT via another name. I've been running IPv6 at home for quite a long time. I passed the WAF at least two years ago. Any more ideas? Cheers Jon
- buzer 9y agoI haven't tried it myself, but I guess one option would be to use DHCPv6 with low lifetime timers? That way router could stop advertising the prefix from upstream that no longer works.