[TriLUG] Native IPv6

[Kevin Otte]

It is dynamic in the same way your IPv4 address is, yes. As long as the 
DHCPv6 client stays running to renew the lease, it should be relatively 
unchanged.

For those here in the Triangle, I've been hearing reports that more 
people are starting to see native IPv6 on their TWC residential 
connections. Business class is still pending but I'm told RSN.

-- Kevin

On 05/22/2014 09:51 PM, Igor Partola wrote:
> TriLUG,
>
> Today is a joyous day for me. Comcast has enabled IPv6 in my town (in CT).
> I got a /64 allocation for my network as well as a /128 for the WAN
> interface on my router. I am now wondering a few things about how this will
> work. For example, is the /64 prefix static or dynamic? If it's dynamic,
> will it be like my IPv4 address and only change once a year or so?
>
> More importantly, is there anything I can do (technical or otherwise) to
> make sure the /64 prefix is static?
>
> Igor
>