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At this point Google's refusal to implement DHCPv6 is well documented and is being brought up in a lot of arguments. Easy solution: if you need DHCPv6 you don't
by TavsiE9s 5y ago
At this point Google's refusal to implement DHCPv6 is well documented and is being brought up in a lot of arguments. Easy solution: if you need DHCPv6 you don't deploy Android devices and move on.
- yardstick 5y agoIt’s only easy if you don’t have to support Android devices. Often it’s not possible to do so.
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- selfhoster11 5y agoThat's not how it works. For BYOD or home use, the device is always more important than the network. You can't just tell somebody "lol, Android not supported". Most of the phones out there are Androids, and not everyone prefers iOS even without the extra cost attached to an Apple phone.
- maccolgan 5y agoDHCPv6 isn't mandatory to use IPv6, and SLAAC works fine in those cases (and neither are mandatory actually, can't be). This isn't related to IPv6 overall.
- unionpivo 5y agoAndroid devices are not optional in some parts of world with low iPhone adaption. In my previous company of 250+ people only 2 had iphones.