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What network equipment do you use inside your home? Ubiquity has driven me nuts with the poor IPv6 support. I expect the US consumer home network gear is in j
by mey 5y ago
What network equipment do you use inside your home? Ubiquity has driven me nuts with the poor IPv6 support. I expect the US consumer home network gear is in just as bad of shape. Trying to upgrade my Comcast modem to IPv6 gave me a device that hard crashed every 6 days to 1 month, that had to be replaced 6 times until they finally would give me the next model up to fix the problem properly.
Edit: This is for a business modem owned by Comcast, needed because of a static IP config.
- naranha 5y agoJust a $40 openwrt router basically. It uses Jool.mx for NAT64. And I simply use Google or Cloudflare for DNS64.
- toast0 5y ago> Trying to upgrade my Comcast modem to IPv6 gave me a device that hard crashed every 6 days to 1 month, Could be worse. The CenturyLink CPE I had would crash and reboot if a fragmented ipv6 packet touched it. The replacement didn't do that, but had some trigger that ended up with massive extra latency.
- judge2020 5y agoResidential AT&T Fiber with their own equipment seems to work pretty flawlessly for me - stable v4 IP and v6 prefix even across hours-long disconnects.