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Dale wrote: |
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> I have a question about this. I've read about this for ages and sort |
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> of get the idea, running out of numbers basically. There's two |
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> questions that I can't answer tho. I have a old Linksys router, the |
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> old blue thing that is so common. Would I have to buy a new router? |
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> I also have a older DSL modem, it's a old Westell black box. Would |
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> this require a newer modem as well? I'm thinking those boxes would |
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> have to have software at least that would support the newer addresses |
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> but nothing I've read really answers those questions. I don't know if |
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> they even update software on those old things. |
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> Thoughts?? |
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Existing routers: Unknown, depends on model/firmware, must be enabled in |
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settings. |
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Existing modems/ONTs: if operating in transparent "bridge" mode, should |
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be no issue, check MTU limitations/issues. |
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If modem is operating in lite router mode: unknown, check model. |
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My ISP is barely fit for a third world country, I'm running 75/75 but |
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strictly IPv4 only. =((( |
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https://www.reddit.com/r/verizon/comments/dydm3n/does_verizon_fios_support_ipv6_yet/ |
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Clowns feed off of funny money; |
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Funny money comes from the FED |
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so NO FED -> NO CLOWNS!!! |
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