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I don't generally care for Android but I'm glad they chose not to support DHCPv6. It's a nice forcing function to make network admins actually learn how SLAAC w
by kstrauser 2y ago
I don't generally care for Android but I'm glad they chose not to support DHCPv6. It's a nice forcing function to make network admins actually learn how SLAAC works and why they should almost certainly prefer it to DHCP.