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> * No more private addressing (unless you're a glutton for punishment). OK. So what happens if your ISP connection goes down? Your router will detect this and
by cyberax 2y ago
> * No more private addressing (unless you're a glutton for punishment).
OK. So what happens if your ISP connection goes down? Your router will detect this and withdraw the ISP's prefix.
So now you can't print because your printer doesn't have an address. Good luck.
> * Doesn't require DHCP.
This turns out to be a problem, as you can't easily see what's going on in the network.