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NOTE THAT DYNAMIC IPv4 MEANS DYNAMIC IPv6!!!!!!! A REBOOT OF THE MODEM DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOU WILL COME BACK WITH THE SAME IPv4 OR IPv6!!!!!! THIS POST IS ABOUT STATIC IPv6!!! NOTE THAT TECHNICOLOR BOUGHT CISCO CABLE MODEMS IN 2015Technicolor's manuals for former Cisco cable modems are here
4 years ago
NOTE THAT DYNAMIC IPv4 MEANS DYNAMIC IPv6!!!!!!! A REBOOT OF THE MODEM DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOU WILL COME BACK WITH THE SAME IPv4 OR IPv6!!!!!! THIS POST IS ABOUT STATIC IPv6!!! NOTE THAT TECHNICOLOR BOUGHT CISCO CABLE MODEMS IN 2015Technicolor's manuals for former Cisco cable modems are here
Hi @jb_geek , I just received a CGA4131COM on Tuesday. At first it would not issue a PD. Not sure what changed, but it is now handing me /64 addresses for the two subnets I have setup. I've rebooted it a couple of times and so far the PD's h
4 years ago
NOTE THAT DYNAMIC IPv4 MEANS DYNAMIC IPv6!!!!!!! A REBOOT OF THE MODEM DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOU WILL COME BACK WITH THE SAME IPv4 OR IPv6!!!!!! THIS POST IS ABOUT STATIC IPv6!!! NOTE THAT TECHNICOLOR BOUGHT CISCO CABLE MODEMS IN 2015Technicolor's manuals for former Cisco cable modems are here
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I have a /56 static on Comcast Business. Recently I had a cable modem issue (as determiend by comcast) and the cable modem was replaced. Everything is working, but I received a different /59 (still inside my /56) so I had to renumber several vlans! How do I keep this from changing
@rob__jr yea...I thought I had found a solution, but alas, it was my hot spot connection to my phone that was getting the good results (Iphone is using ipv6). They aren't going to fix it, and they really don't care...so I've reverted my network bac
4 years ago
It's my understanding that DHCP-PD is only responsible for doling out IPv6 prefixes to routers which ask for them, and generally does nothing about the routing of those prefixes, leaving the routing up to the implementer.I'm wondering how Comcast implements the routing side? Is there a standard set
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Hello, The following post describes exactly what I am experiencing with my DPC3939. https://forums.businesshelp.comcast.com/conversations/ipv6/newbie-guide-to-copper-business-static-ipv4ipv6-offerings-from-comcast/6084833f43a1b761d4e7f0e6 Specifically: "DHCPv6-PD works immediately after reboot t
This is a very good thread on this topic. https://forums.businesshelp.comcast.com/conversations/ipv6/questions-about-comcast-business-delegated-prefixes/60311b7bc5375f08cdab2ddc?commentId=60879de86346df7a82b7cfd6
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Hello, The following post describes exactly what I am experiencing with my DPC3939. https://forums.businesshelp.comcast.com/conversations/ipv6/newbie-guide-to-copper-business-static-ipv4ipv6-offerings-from-comcast/6084833f43a1b761d4e7f0e6 Specifically: "DHCPv6-PD works immediately after reboot t
Another very knowledgeable user has discovered that the Netgear CG3000CR is really the way to go. It is older, but it it's IPv6 PD is more solid than any of the other CPE's you guys have. How can I get a Netgear CG3000CR? It looks like the AR
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