Subj : Bill not answering on IPv
To   : Shawn Highfield
From : Tony Langdon
Date : Fri Feb 19 2016 08:34:00

-=> Shawn Highfield wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

 TL> One could also argue that your router is not "perfectly good", it's
 TL> obsolete. ;)  Are there any firmware updates (manufacturer or third
 TL> party) that you could apply to get IPv6 support?

 SH>   It's still a supported product, but hardware version 1.3 and of
 SH> course IPV6 was added for hardware version 3.x.  That isn't a bad
 SH> argument though maybe I'll bite the bullet the same TPLink unit with
 SH> ipv6 is just over $100 here so not a huge expense.

Yeah $100 isn't too steep, and native IPv6 is worth that.  Keep the existing
router as a backup or use it as a second access point (disable DHCP server) to
extend your wifi range. :)  I paid around $300 4 years ago, but I did go for a
fairly high end router, which also has telephony (POTS and VoIP) and other
features, which get heavily used here. :)  Not sure if you can load OpenWRT on
that hardware, that's another thing to check out too. :)

 SH> ... What do you get when you cross a Sysop with*^*(#%$&*@#%NO CARRIER

Hahaha, stolen! :D
.... It's good to be children sometimes and never better than at Christmas.
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