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The "product" is DHCPv6 and it doesn't solve the use case it is supposed to solve: managed networks and enterprises. As for random hardware and software produc
by corty 6y ago
The "product" is DHCPv6 and it doesn't solve the use case it is supposed to solve: managed networks and enterprises.
As for random hardware and software products on the network: It would be nice for criteria like "proper IPv6 support" to be blockers, but they aren't for lack of choice. Almost no product out there has anything resembling proper IPv6 support. Just try some fresh deployment of anything in a IPv6-only network, I dare you :)
- Dagger2 6y agoI run my home desktop and many of my VMs as v6-only and almost everything works fine. There are a few things that have a problem (mostly games, for some reason), but not many. Though I could imagine "enterprise-grade" software, which often seems to be worse than open-source software, having similar problems.