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This would be relevant in v6-only networks, but in practice everyone also runs v4 which and v4 dhcp which gets you dns. (Also there's a DNS option in router ad
by fulafel 3y ago
This would be relevant in v6-only networks, but in practice everyone also runs v4 which and v4 dhcp which gets you dns.
(Also there's a DNS option in router advertisements now like subling comment said)
- magicalhippo 3y agoAndroid ignores any IPv4 DNS address it gets if it gets an IPv6 address. Instead it falls back to Google's own DNS servers. So if you got Android devices in your house, you need to configure a IPv6 DNS server. AFAIK a IPv4 DHCP server can't hand out a IPv6 DNS address.