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I know of several German ISPs (Kabel Deutschland, MNet) that don't even give you a dynamic IPv4 IP anymore, but use Dual-Stack Lite (that is, IPv6, and carrier-
by perlgeek 13y ago
I know of several German ISPs (Kabel Deutschland, MNet) that don't even give you a dynamic IPv4 IP anymore, but use Dual-Stack Lite (that is, IPv6, and carrier-grade NAT to access public IPv4 addresses). Oh, and they limit the ports (and thus connections) you can have open at a time, to something like 1000. I wouldn't want to have such a connection.
- pimeys 13y agoHow do you get an IPv6 address from Kabel Deutschland? I'm in Berlin and it's still IPv4 only.
- mAritz 13y agoI'm on Kabel Deutschland and have a static IPv4. Is that a regional thing only?
- perlgeek 13y agoCould be regional (I know it from Nürnberg area), or new vs. old customer.
- Semaphor 13y agoThey started rolling out IPv6 in some regions Q1/Q2 2013 [1]. I for example still can't use IPv6 :/ I'd also like to mention that we do not have a static IP, it just changes less often than it did with DSL. [1] http://www.kabeldeutschland.de/portal/faq/article/id/631 http://www.kabeldeutschland.de/portal/faq/article/id/631 (German)