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On 27/11/19 18:55, Ralph Seichter wrote: |
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> * Daniel Frey: |
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>> > I have exactly one choice for an ISP and I need a static IP. The ISP |
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>> > disables ipv6 for some reason when you have a static IP. |
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> Like I said, the availability of "decent" ISPs varies by location, and |
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> there are of course locations where one is basically screwed when it |
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> comes to IPv6, even in November 2019. |
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You're forgetting that this encompasses pretty much all of the United |
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States. |
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At least in the UK we do separate a lot of infrastructure from supply - |
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pretty much everyone has the ability to choose any ISP, which then |
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supplies service over BT/OpenReach's infrastructure, but of course this |
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is the most ancient infrastructure in the country and - in remote areas |
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where there is no competition - it still has trouble supplying 2MB ADSL. |
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Cheers, |
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wol |
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