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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 12/Aug/16 14:21, Mukom Akong T.
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<div>Not just that, there's no standardised way of dealing
with these "Delegated prefixes". This capability
(automatically request a delegated prefix, then
automatically pick /64 from them and push them out LAN
interfaces via SLAAC or DHCP) should be a mandatory
requirement when an ISP is procuring CPEs for IPv6
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Indeed!<br>
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<div>I'd be curious to know why they are doing that. When
I've tried that, it's always been because i wanted to
plug and use my own more powerful CPE with IPv6
capability (instead of the crappy one ISPs tend to
provide) <br>
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It could be because they feel their CPE is more powerful (which
normally means they've been with their CPE for so long and trust it
compared to the ISP-supplied CPE).<br>
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It could also be because they feel the ISP's CPE will be intruded
upon from time to time without their permission.<br>
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Finally, some folk just don't want to break their routine.<br>
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In my mind, ultimately, they will come around.<br>
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