If only IPv6 "just worked". It's better, but still not quite there.
I've been running IPv6 at home for a couple of years now after replacing my pfSense router with OpenWRT. It mostly works. Every now and then there's an issue and, guess what, disabling IPv6 makes things work again.
Latest one would be Android ignoring IPv4 DHCP DNS setting if Android device has a IPv6 address.
I've been running IPv6 at home for a couple of years now after replacing my pfSense router with OpenWRT. It mostly works. Every now and then there's an issue and, guess what, disabling IPv6 makes things work again.
Latest one would be Android ignoring IPv4 DHCP DNS setting if Android device has a IPv6 address.