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As 2fastpost wrote, basic IPv6 support is far from enough. Also I'm not talking about routers worth 50 euro/$, but DC and carrier grade, worth 500K euro/$
by goodpoint 5y ago
As 2fastpost wrote, basic IPv6 support is far from enough.
Also I'm not talking about routers worth 50 euro/$, but DC and carrier grade, worth 500K euro/$
- fulafel 5y agoDo many reasonably recent 500k routers have bad ipv6 support? ISPs and many enterprise sized orgs have been running v6 for a long time, so it's not like it's a checkbox feature that hasn't had a lot of testing.
- goodpoint 5y agoThe question is: Do many reasonably recent 500k routers have more bugs or performance limitations around IPv6 than IPv4? Of course they do. They are hugely complex systems and troubleshooting and tuning is prioritized based on customers needs.