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Arty50
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Re: [IPv6] Evidence of Comcast IPv6 CPE Dual Stack (CPE and CPEP

Thanks for the suggestions. I just ran the test again to confirm. It's native dual stack, not a tunnel. I'm selecting DHCPv6-PD on my router too. No dice.

Mike Wolf
join:2009-05-24
Tuckerton, NJ

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What brand/model router do you have? What are the IPv6 options?

NetDog
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said by Arty50:

Thanks for the suggestions. I just ran the test again to confirm. It's native dual stack, not a tunnel. I'm selecting DHCPv6-PD on my router too. No dice.

ok need to know the router type to go anywhere with this one. But DHCPv6 is needed along with DHCPv6-PD is required on a router.

Mike Wolf
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How can you tell if a router supports those things If they don't show up as changeable setting? My Linksys router supports native IPv6 and 6RD tunnel automatic and manual as changeable options.

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said by Arty50:

Thanks for the suggestions. I just ran the test again to confirm. It's native dual stack, not a tunnel. I'm selecting DHCPv6-PD on my router too. No dice.

What type of test? Do you have an ipv6 ip that starts with 2601: or 2001: ? Native IPv6 should be 2601, whereas 2001 is going to be a tunnel.

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said by Extide:

said by Arty50:

Thanks for the suggestions. I just ran the test again to confirm. It's native dual stack, not a tunnel. I'm selecting DHCPv6-PD on my router too. No dice.

What type of test? Do you have an ipv6 ip that starts with 2601: or 2001: ? Native IPv6 should be 2601, whereas 2001 is going to be a tunnel.

2601: is the DHCPv6 prefix that is assigned to a router's LAN, but 2001:558: is the prefix for the router's WAN IP address (or I believe for a single PC IP address if no router is involved). Both of those prefixes indicate a native IPv6 address. You are probably thinking of the 2002: prefix that is used for a 6to4 tunnel.