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I just signed up for Comcast (I know...) and I'm getting assigned an IPv6 /64 block. It took a little tweaking in my Tomato router settings but now all my devic
by Osiris 13y ago
I just signed up for Comcast (I know...) and I'm getting assigned an IPv6 /64 block. It took a little tweaking in my Tomato router settings but now all my devices are getting native IPv6 addresses, so I'm basically running dual stack now.
It would be really interesting if my router was capable of tracking the percentage of traffic that's IPv6 vs. IPv4.