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In the US it's hard for many home users to get static allocations of IPv6 but you can easily get an IPv4 block for $10/month or whatever. So same issue, if you
by tempnow987 5y ago
In the US it's hard for many home users to get static allocations of IPv6 but you can easily get an IPv4 block for $10/month or whatever. So same issue, if you need IPv6 static then you have to go to very expensive service tiers given the "shortage" of ipv6. Reality is I think IPv6 is just a pain up and down to deal with and they haven't sorted out all the tooling to deal with it for static IPs.