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This is what I was implying: I don't know what my mobile IPv6 ISP is providing to my modem (/64? /96? /128?). All I know, my modem is providing a randomized /12
by sylware 1y ago
This is what I was implying: I don't know what my mobile IPv6 ISP is providing to my modem (/64? /96? /128?). All I know, my modem is providing a randomized /128 to my laptop (then this is bad omens).
It is impossible to know. There is no way to get in touch with the guys who know.
I would have to get into my 4G LTE USB modem, and I have other things to do, not to mention I am not up to competence on that matter.
BTW, you should quit digital ocean, as self hosted, their ASes are entirely blocked due to the fact they are infestations of scanners, hacking bots (script kiddy grades), etc.
- immibis 1y agoRandom IPs are always 64 bits. There is no standard for random IPs less than 64 bits. There are no normal operating systems that randomize less than 64 IP bits.
- sylware 1y agoWhat? The application does the randomization, and some ISPs out there seems to do more than /64 IPv6 prefixes (look a bit above this message)