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I’m surprised at all the people here saying that they can’t get IPv6 to ‘work’ on their home internet connection. In my experience, in the Bay Area, with Comca
by jrmg 5y ago
I’m surprised at all the people here saying that they can’t get IPv6 to ‘work’ on their home internet connection. In my experience, in the Bay Area, with Comcast cable and AT&T DSL connections in the last few years (5 or 10), it’s ‘just worked’ for any device connected to the router they provide, no configuration required.
I kind of assumed that this was true nowadays for most home ISPs.
- deathanatos 5y agoI was in the Bay Area when Comcast (finally) rolled it out; it wasn't that long ago; it might have been >5 years now, but definitely it was within the last 10. Now I'm in the Boston MSA (a very rural place, I know /s); the ISP here, Verizon, does not offer IPv6. (They state they are "rolling it out", but this year will be the fifth anniversary of that.)