23-02-2024 01:07 PM
Hi all
Technical question regarding IPv6. I am using a SIM card.
I know that, historical, EE has provided its IPv4 service via CGNAT and didn't offer IPv6. It now appears they are providing IPv6 via 464XLAT (a "bridge" on the journey to full IPv6).
My router is successfully establishing an IPv6 connection and I can successfully access IPv6 websites such as https://ipv6-test.com/. So all good.
My question: Can/will EE assign/offer address blocks to end users, or is everything still taking a DHCP approach. If they will offer reserved address blocks, will these be /64 or /56.
Thanks
Jim
23-02-2024 06:58 PM
Hi @jimwillsher,
Let me check in with our support teams and see if I can get the information you need.
Thanks
James