Next up is home gateway support. After that I imagine it will be business class support. You can rest assured I see it as a priority. But we need to get SMC to deliver IPv6 support, which we are working on (and Business Class folks are watching this thread).
SMC implies that their SMCD3G-BIZ model is already IPv6 capable.
Separating reality from brochureware is our speciality on these device tests. That device does not really and truly support IPv6 yet in our view. We are hopeful that it soon will.
Separating reality from brochureware is our speciality on these device tests. That device does not really and truly support IPv6 yet in our view. We are hopeful that it soon will.
SMC implies that their SMCD3G-BIZ model is already IPv6 capable.
I think they are probably referring to cable modem management ipv6 support. I don't recall seeing any configurable ipv6 options in the SMCD3G for static ips, dns servers etc.
Which brings an interesting question to mind, will RIP-NG be used or some other design for assigning static IPs (I hope not static routes!)
That device does not really and truly support IPv6 yet in our view. We are hopeful that it soon will.
Yeah, never been a fan myself of anything SMC-branded! 