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My ISP forced a switch maybe a year ago or so. Everything broke and I couldn't connect to anything. I had to change the router and I think then my computer (tho
by Neywiny 2y ago
My ISP forced a switch maybe a year ago or so. Everything broke and I couldn't connect to anything. I had to change the router and I think then my computer (though that doesn't make sense in hindsight, maybe I just needed a reboot) to force v4 again. I'll hold out as long as I can.
- orangeboats 2y agoISPs cannot "force" a switch to IPv6. If they could we'd be on 90% adoption now. Maybe you need to troubleshoot more and confirm it's actually IPv6 and not just your router failing to e.g. establish a PPPoE session for your IPv4 connection.
- Neywiny 2y agoBuddy idk what to tell you. One day ai came home from work, nothing could connect out, all my devices had ipv6 addresses and my router (which I rent from my ISP) was set such that every 4/6 option was 6. I don't know why you think the poorly regulated almost-monopolies can't do whatever they want to the router they have remote access to.