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I would pay an extra $X per month for a handful of public, statically allocated ip addresses for the boxes in my house. Ipv6 would make that easy for my isp, b
by mac01021 8y ago
I would pay an extra $X per month for a handful of public, statically allocated ip addresses for the boxes in my house.
Ipv6 would make that easy for my isp, but they're still never going to do it.
- vegardx 8y agoYou can always get a tunnel from one of the many tunnel brokers. Some are even free. I've used he.net back in the days before my ISP had native IPv6 support.
- aaronmdjones 8y agoI'm still using my HE.net tunnel, and have been using it for more than 4 years. My ISP started BGP-advertising 2 IPv6 /32s 2 years ago... still no news. I fully expect that when they do deploy IPv6 to their customers (at this rate, it will be some time in the 2030s) that they'll only give you a single /64; they're that annoying. Very excellent tunnel service too. I'm pretty sure it's gone down less than 8 times in that interval.