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dballance

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1. What does your service provider say? Do you have an IPv6 address for your site?

Reply to ohheckyeah (Original post)

Sat May 18, 2013, 04:49 PM

May 2013

Does your provider support IPv6 and did you get both an IPv4 and IPv6 address if they do? After you find that out then did you configure your router and server to route and process IPv6 traffic?

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Question about IPv6 Connectivity [View all] ohheckyeah May 2013 OP

What does your service provider say? Do you have an IPv6 address for your site? dballance May 2013 #1

Thank you for your reply. ohheckyeah May 2013 #2

So you have Comcast business service with a static v6 IP? dballance May 2013 #3

No, I don't have business service. ohheckyeah May 2013 #4

Well, that manual stinks. dballance May 2013 #6

I called Comcast and they were no help but ohheckyeah May 2013 #9

They don't say shit..... ohheckyeah May 2013 #7

Here's what I think the deal is. ohheckyeah May 2013 #5

I dunno. If you ran the IP readiness test and got 10/10 dballance May 2013 #8

I got 7 out of 10. ohheckyeah May 2013 #10

try dslreports.com bananas May 2013 #11

thank you. n/t ohheckyeah May 2013 #12