> If your ISP only supplies a /64 then switch ISP. Truly this is the only way > to > stop such stupidity. If they only supply a /64 via 6rd run away from them > because they are incompentent. It is not rocket science to run multiple 6rd > domains. > > IPv6 prefixes are not scarse. They are less than $0.03/annum per /48 to ISPs > from RIRs.
Switching ISPs is not an option at this time. This is the only provider who offers something close to 30Mbps at a consumer-friendly price. I'm not going to move, either. In the world of trade-offs and doing what's right for me, the /64 is among the least of my concerns. For IETF homenet to attempt to influence CE router vendors to force me to care, by recommending they not provide me with options that will meet my simplistic-consumer wants, strikes me as not a very nice thing to do. But in my experience, the CE router vendors tend to give consumers like me the options we want, no matter what the IETF recommends. I've just found that if the IETF can be convinced to describe the best way to do non-optimal options, rather than simply recommending against them, then consumers benefit. Barbara _______________________________________________ homenet mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/homenet
