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I might be more excited about IPv6 Day if the router my ISP has saddled me with supported IPv6, or if they'd give some indication they intend to upgrade it (or

I might be more excited about IPv6 Day if the router my ISP has saddled me with supported IPv6, or if they'd give some indication they intend to upgrade it (or replace it). Assuming anything above their router even supports it.... Everything on my side is ready, has been for years, and my local IPv6 tests have gone swimmingly. But their box routinely drops the ball (or the packet). Irritating.

Roritharr 15y ago
Same here, my ISP doesn't seem to have the hardware on it's side, i've bought myself a new router that is ipv6 compatible, but i won't get an ipv6 address from them and the techsupport says its nothing i'd have to worry about. Fun thing for them to say.