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I'm not switching my private network. This has nothing to do with wider adoption, nor do I have issues with IPv6 as a protocol. What's blocking me is router fi
by rocqua 9y ago
I'm not switching my private network. This has nothing to do with wider adoption, nor do I have issues with IPv6 as a protocol.
What's blocking me is router firmware. It can do IPv6, but only as an afterthought. Sadly, no level of adoption is going to fix that, until I buy a new router.
- astrodust 9y agoTime for a new router, then, and by "new" I mean any produced in the last ten years. I have several old routers in a junk drawer that only do 10/100 and even they support it.
- rocqua 9y agoIt supports it, but DHCP and the firewall are much less configurable. Things are exacerbated by my being behind 2 routers. A router that fixes all this is at least 120. That is too much for me. I tried dd-wrt, but that doesn't fix the first router on the chain.