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No, not necessarily, but if you're using an aftermarket router rather than an ISP-supplied router, then this rather long list is not applicable to you.
by zinekeller 5y ago
No, not necessarily, but if you're using an aftermarket router rather than an ISP-supplied router, then this rather long list is not applicable to you.
- jhugo 4y agoI'm guessing you're in the US? Haven't had any problems with IPv6 on ISP-supplied routers in UK, NL, DE, CN, HK, VN, TH, SG over the last 10y or so, seems like a solved problem for most of the world.