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AT&T also supports IPv6 although with comical prefix lengths. https://ssg.dev/ipv6-for-the-remotely-interested-af214dd06aa7/#:~:text=You%20are%20at%20the%20merc
by sedatk 1y ago
AT&T also supports IPv6 although with comical prefix lengths. https://ssg.dev/ipv6-for-the-remotely-interested-af214dd06aa7/#:~:text=You%20are%20at%20the%20mercy%20of%20your%20ISP%20to%20have%20subnets https://ssg.dev/ipv6-for-the-remotely-interested-af214dd06aa...
- Bluecobra 1y agoHuh? I have ATT fiber and have a /56. Edit: n/m I guess I confused PD with having a larger subnet. :(
- sedatk 1y agoI have AT&T Fiber and it's been /64 since forever. I even called tech support who confirmed that they only provide /64 prefix length to home customers. How come did you manage to get a /56?
- Bluecobra 1y agoSorry I confused prefix delegation with with having an allocation. I have multiple /64’s. It looks like with PD you can have up to 16 subnets, so equal to a /60.