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I'm not looking forward to asking my parents to visit http://[fe80::abcd:whatever] http://[fe80::abcd:whatever] to access their router interface when something

I'm not looking forward to asking my parents to visit http://[fe80::abcd:whatever] http://[fe80::abcd:whatever] to access their router interface when something goes wrong. Hopefully they'll be able to use basic numeric IPs for the rest of their lives.

scurvy 5y ago
fe80::1 on link-local is/should almost always be configured as your gateway route. Works very well in corporate setups, too.
- kiwijamo 5y ago
  Interestingly Firefox does not seem to accept that as a valid address. It will force a a search for 'fe80::1' or even 'http://fe80::1 http://fe80::1'. Is it just me?
  - maccolgan 5y ago
    http://[fe80::1] http://[fe80::1]
    - kiwijamo 5y ago
      That doesn't work either. Does it work for you?
      - scurvy 5y ago
        Depending on OS, you might need to actually put the interface name in there? As you can have fe80::1 on multiple interfaces...it being link-local. Maybe browsers are holding it back?
- deleted 5y ago
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miyuru 5y ago
My ISP provided router responds to homerouter.cpe with both IPv6 and IPv4 address of its router webui.