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Also, it's worth to keep in mind the delay on the hardware replacement. There were home routers which didn't support ipv6 even 7 years ago. And there many home
by viraptor 3y ago
Also, it's worth to keep in mind the delay on the hardware replacement. There were home routers which didn't support ipv6 even 7 years ago. And there many home routers deployed today which are over 7 years old.
Also, my provider fully supports IPv6 and so does my hardware, but I have to click a button in the control panel to activate it explicitly. That's practically around a million of people who could be on IPv6 right now if they just opted in.
- Tijdreiziger 3y agoI’ve noticed that the Ubiquiti UDM Pro router has IPv6 turned off by default; and I don’t really want to change the defaults, because idk, maybe something will subtly break, and in any case it works fine as-is…
- viraptor 3y agoIt looks like it's going to be a few years until not enabling it will start subtly breaking things. ;) It's a trivial change to reverse, so if you're interested, give it a go.
- Tijdreiziger 3y agoYeah, but I’m hoping that by that time, Ubiquiti will have done the work for me in an update ;) People rely on that network every day, and I’m not on-site very often, so I’m really not keen to try any unnecessary configuration changes…