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> It doesn't work from most hotels Most? I have not seen a _single_ hotel that supported IPv6. Not one. And I always check, just for fun. I've been to one hot
by cyberax 2y ago
> It doesn't work from most hotels
Most? I have not seen a _single_ hotel that supported IPv6. Not one. And I always check, just for fun.
I've been to one hotel (in Menlo Park) that used to give out public IPv4 addresses automatically, and several hotels (The Venetian, Bellagio) where you could request a public IPv4 as needed.
BTW, I'm also looking for a SIP provider that supports IPv6. So far I haven't found any in the US.
- School-Cotton 2y agoHow does requesting a public IP address at a hotel even work? I’m sure if I called the front desk at any hotel and I asked about IP addresses they’d have no idea what I was talking about. Do big fancy hotels have a dedicated IT help desk line?