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comcast assigns a /64 if you plug in a router that supports DHCPv6. You get a /128 if you plug your macbook air straight into the modem. =)
by zaphoyd 14y ago
comcast assigns a /64 if you plug in a router that supports DHCPv6. You get a /128 if you plug your macbook air straight into the modem. =)
- sp332 14y agoI will have to experiment with this. I can't get a Comcast rep to explain how a static IPv4 address (which doesn't use DHCP) plays with IPv6 access :)