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Spectrum also has a bad habit of changing your prefix on you. Happy Eyeballs usually hides this failure as most use cases fallback to IPv4. But all existing le
by georgyo 4y ago
Spectrum also has a bad habit of changing your prefix on you. Happy Eyeballs usually hides this failure as most use cases fallback to IPv4.
But all existing leases on your network are invalid until they refresh and won't route traffic.
When you catch it in the act, it is very annoying.
- nobody9999 4y ago>Spectrum also has a bad habit of changing your prefix on you. I wish I had that problem. Spectrum doesn't even offer IPv6 in my area. :(
- chenxiaolong 4y agoInteresting. In my area, Spectrum would give out the same IPv4 address and IPv6 prefix seemingly indefinitely as long as I kept the MAC address and DHCPv6 client DUID the same. It'd persist across DHCP releases and renewals too. Managed to keep my "dynamic" address and prefix for half a decade. So far, AT&T Fiber is behaving the same here too. I might somehow just be lucky with ISPs :)
- gjs278 4y ago