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At home, I get IPv6, but I get assigned a different network every 24 hours, so it not that useful to, say, access my home server remotely. It works smoothly, th
by krylon 9y ago
At home, I get IPv6, but I get assigned a different network every 24 hours, so it not that useful to, say, access my home server remotely. It works smoothly, though.
At work, we had some problems with Windows' Network Location Awareness where a domain controller thought it was on a public/non-trusted network unless IPv6 was turned off in the network settings. So we actually had at least a little pressure not to enable v6. :-|
- AstralStorm 9y agoFunny, this is ISP complicating your and their life only so they can price gouge you.
- krylon 9y agoWell, that is not exactly news. The forced disconnect every 24 hours has been around as long as DSL (in Germany at least), so you would need to pay extra for a static line. From a principal point of view, it is very annoying, practically it has not been sufficiently annoying for me to do anything about it.