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   -=> On 10-26-19 12:31, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Andrew Leary <=-   
      
    MvV> Here in The Netherlands the default situation is that the customer is   
    MvV> issued a modem/router by the ISP. If that modem/router supports IPv6,   
    MvV> and all the new ones do, then the user has to go through some effort to   
    MvV> switch it off. Most users will have no idea and not meddle with the   
    MvV> settings. All modern OSs and all modern applications have supported   
    MvV> IPv6 for well over a decade. So John and Ann Median will use IPv6 by   
    MvV> default.   
      
   Yes that should be the case.   
      
    MvV> In countries were end users have to buy their own modem/router this   
    MvV> will be different. I don't know how this is in Belarus.   
      
   Probably depends on the router.  I know in my case, I had to setup a router for   
   a friend who's on the same ISP as me.  The ISP supplied the router, but borked   
   the admin password (they do let users configure their routers), and I remember   
   having to explicitly turn on IPv6 after getting it working with the ISP.  IOW,   
   Joe Average doing the same operation would most likely end up running IPv4   
   only.   
      
      
   ... Stop picking your nose and go to the next message   
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