06-20-2012 08:05 PM
How can I find out when ipv6 will be enabled in my area?
06-21-2012 11:52 PM - edited 06-21-2012 11:53 PM
You can't. You can't even find out if it's CURRENTLY enabled, except by trying to use it.
06-25-2012 12:03 PM
joe5878 wrote:
How can I find out when ipv6 will be enabled in my area?
Well right now you can ping me and I will look it up for you. But we are working on a webpage to add to www.comcast6.net so you can check yourself.
The CMTS your connected to is a Cisco CMTS, at this time Cisco CMTS's are not supported for CPE IPv6. You can look at a post we have done earlier. http://forums.comcast.com/t5/Connectivity-and-Mode
06-26-2012 10:33 AM
How about Arlington, MA 02474?
06-26-2012 01:26 PM
Barmar wrote:
How about Arlington, MA 02474?
That area is a Cisco CMTS area and like the above it not supported at this time.
06-26-2012 05:41 PM
Anyone else find it strange that Cisco, whose equipment powers most of the internet, hasn't updated their CMTS for IPv6. (It's actually a Scientific Atlanta CMTS that became Cisco when they bought SA.)
06-27-2012 11:26 PM
They've probably been concentrating their efforts on the backbone routers. There's not much point in upgrading periphery devices if the backbones can't handle it.
06-30-2012 08:09 PM
How about Cheney, WA zip 99004?
07-09-2012 07:33 PM
How about New Lenox IL 60451 (using 6to4 iguess?).
Shawn
07-09-2012 07:51 PM
adamss wrote:
How about New Lenox IL 60451 (using 6to4 iguess?).
Shawn
All of Chicago and the suburbs are on IPv6.
07-09-2012 09:38 PM
adamss wrote:How about New Lenox IL 60451 (using 6to4 iguess?).
Shawn
Comcast only supports dual stack IPv6.
Your modem and router must also support it.
07-09-2012 11:54 PM
FWIW, they do still have 6 to 4 relay servers out there.
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