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I was really looking forward to getting IPv6 on my home network. It turns out my ISP are using DHCP-PD, which means the prefix I get assigned is dynamic, so ess
by amaccuish 7y ago
I was really looking forward to getting IPv6 on my home network. It turns out my ISP are using DHCP-PD, which means the prefix I get assigned is dynamic, so essentially useless for hosting. I can't believe with such a large address space ISPs are still deciding use dynamic allocation.