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Kurt Weiske | Warpslide | Re: IPV6 |
March 4, 2025 7:58 AM * |
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-=> Warpslide wrote to Sean Rima <=- SR> MY isp has given me an ipv6 delegation 2a01:ac:1000:f300::/56 So expect SR> some ups and downs whilst I play. I do need to find out what the best SR> settings for the Omada gateway are Wa> Nice, with a /56 you can have 256 /64 networks. Do you know if your Wa> IPv6 prefix is static? My ISP will often change the 4th octet of my Wa> prefix and occasionally will change the 3rd as well. Right now my Wa> prefix is 2607:fea8:ab00:264::/64. Apparently, when I plug an IPV6-capable router in, I get an IPV6 address. No idea how to use it, though. |
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