Yeah I looked at setting up v6 on all my home boxes a few years ago, and the situation sucked. I basically can't get a static IPv6, in spite of the fact that t

Yeah I looked at setting up v6 on all my home boxes a few years ago, and the situation sucked. I basically can't get a static IPv6, in spite of the fact that though I technically have a dynamic IPv4 from my ISP, it never changes. So now I'd have to go setup dynamic DNS and a bunch of other stuff to get it working. With the size of IPv6 address space, I figure ISPs should have no problem handing out static IPv6 addresses.