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I had IPv6 with Time Warner, but then they merged with Spectrum and my IPv6 magically disappeared. My networking and internet infrastructure knowledge is limite
by RandomInteger4 8y ago
I had IPv6 with Time Warner, but then they merged with Spectrum and my IPv6 magically disappeared. My networking and internet infrastructure knowledge is limited, so I have no clue why they would would be incentivized to do that. This happened some time last year.
EDIT: The only reason I know this is because at some point last year I asked google what my IP address was and was surprised to find it was an IPv6 address, but then later on apt broke, because one of the packages (node?) was only checking an IPv6 address and so now whenever I update I have to force apt to use IPv4.
- apearson 8y agoI've had Spectrum for the last 4 years. I know they've been slowly rolling it out to their entire network start last year. My connection currently is ipv6 enabled. I might be they are reconfiguring your area to their own ipv4 and ipv6 standards.