❓ Help Creating ipv6

[PHC-Betlog8823]

Hi po mga boss, newbie lang po ako pagdating sa networking at curious lang,kung paano mag-setup ng IPv6 sa router ko. Sa WAN page po kasi ng router ko, may mga options para sa IPv6 tulad ng SLAAC, DHCPv6, Static IPv6, at iba pa meron pa mga prefix at username at pass,nalilito ako kung ano ilalagay jan haha. Gusto ko lang po sana humingi ng tulong baka meron marunong kung paano po ba ito i-configure ng maayos. Ano po ba dapat piliin para gumana ito nang tama, at anu-ano po ba ang mga settings na dapat i-check or i-enable?

Paano ko rin malalaman kung supported ng ISP ko (Asianvision ISP) ang IPv6? Gusto ko lang din po kasi na gamitin ang IPv6 para makita kung makakatulong ito sa pagpapabilis ng internet at mababawasan ba ang latency. May advantage po ba ang IPv6 pagdating sa performance, speed, at privacy?

Sobrang interesado lang matutunan to kahit baguhan pa lang, kaya sana po matulungan niyo ako step-by-step. Salamat po in advance mga boss!

Router ko - EG8041V5
ISP - ASIANVISION

 

[PHC-Betlog8823]

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[nitro7]

kung hindi ka binibigyan ng IPv6 ng provider mo, di uubra ito. i think Globe supports it with their fibre connections, but i don't know how it is deployed. hindi rin ito makapagpapabilis ng connection mo, although there will be improvements elsewhere that may give you the sense of a speed boost..

ano bang meron sa IPv6? well, wala nang NAT (network address translation), at lahat ng devices mo ay may sariling public IPv6. so wala na 'yung:

• if you have a public ip from your provider: [192.168.x.x] - [Public IP Address] - [the rest of the internet]
• if you're on CGNAT: [192.168.x.x] - [CGNAT IP Address] - [Public IP Address] - [the rest of the internet]

basically your provider assigns you a subnet, rather than a single ip address. i think the original design for IPv6 was to give residential users a /64 (18,446,744,073,709,551,616 ip addresses). this means any user can have that many devices each with their own public ip address. think a user who then starts a business, that grows into a massive enterprise. business users get an even bigger /48 (1,208,925,819,614,629,174,706,176 addresses).

in practice, providers here (where i am) seem to be allocating /56 (4,722,366,482,869,645,213,696 addresses).

ok sana if the world decides to well and truly adopt IPv6, but there's some cost involved in making sure every device supports IPv6. at meron pang isang challenge... yung mga provider na marami pang IPv4 (that they ρáíd good money for) are not too keen on deploying IPv6.

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[taurexn]

pldt user here - i use ipv4 at dinis-able ko yan ipv6 dahil may phone apps na haywire ang performance gaya ni gcash at nalulusutan yun ipv4 dns filtering gaya ni opendns

 

[PHC_LaCe12]

tanong ka sa isp mo ngayon kung support sila ng ipv6 wag dito