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Exactly. There is more than enough address space to give a person a static IPv6 network. Comcast is guilty of this. Verizon doesn’t even offer IPv6 on FIOS. F
by apple4ever 8y ago
Exactly. There is more than enough address space to give a person a static IPv6 network.
Comcast is guilty of this. Verizon doesn’t even offer IPv6 on FIOS.
For both, I just set up an IPv6 tunnel to Hurricane Electric using pfSense.
- logifail 8y ago>> There is more than enough address space to give a person a static IPv6 network. >> Comcast is guilty of this. Verizon doesn’t even offer IPv6 on FIOS. Why would ISPs not deliberately(!) change address(es) for cheap/residential plans, to provide a reason for those customers to care about this to pay more for a pro/business plan with a static IP allocation?