On 07/03/2017 01:44 AM, D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk wrote:
| > I'm not sure why I don't get IPv6 from Rogers. I intend to look into | > that -- probably I've misconfigured something on my gateway (a PC | > running CentOS 7; the cable modem is running in bridge mode). | | Call Rogers. IPv6 is available to everyone, but some modems may have to | be replaced. If you use a separate router, it has to support DHCPv6-PD, | as that's how the prefix is assigned. I use a refurb computer running | pfSense.
I just assume that dhclient knows how to do this. But I'll have to look into it.
My service is new (a month or two) and so my modem must be up to date. I'm just using it as a modem, not a router.
Anyway, my starting point is seeing if my system is doing anything wrong before I ask Rogers
You can try connecting a computer directly to the modem. It should get an IPv6 address.