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Native IPv6

JonEtkins
My provider - Time-Warner - claims to be rolling out IPv6 to their customer base: Support | Time Warner Cable | Texas

Presumably this is going to require a new cable modem, since I'm pretty sure my two-year-old Scientific Atlanta POS is not IPv6-capable, but my question is how this will be handled by my ASG.  I don't see any IPv6 capabilities in the WAN interface configuration, and the IPv6 section only appears to provide for tunneling, either via a broker (which I'm doing already) or 6to4.

Am I missing something, or does ASG v8 not handle native IPv6 on the WAN?  Does UTM9?


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    8.3 only supports IPv6 via static interfaces (Ethernet, VLAN)
    9.0 supports IPv6 also via dynamic interface (PPP, PPPoE, DHCP) with static prefixes from the provider (if you have a dynamic prefix from your ISP, use NAT/Masquerading)
    9.1 will in addition also support dynamic prefixes from your provider (Prefix Delegation)

    Cheers
     Ulrich
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    8.3 only supports IPv6 via static interfaces (Ethernet, VLAN)
    9.0 supports IPv6 also via dynamic interface (PPP, PPPoE, DHCP) with static prefixes from the provider (if you have a dynamic prefix from your ISP, use NAT/Masquerading)
    9.1 will in addition also support dynamic prefixes from your provider (Prefix Delegation)

    Cheers
     Ulrich
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