I didn't say it was simple, just no harder than v4. In many ways it's easier in practice because you don't need to also use NAT on top. I've got a static /48 f

I didn't say it was simple, just no harder than v4. In many ways it's easier in practice because you don't need to also use NAT on top. I've got a static /48 from my consumer ISP here -- it sounds like your complaint about that is more about US ISPs than IPv6.