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   Hello Paul,   
      
   On Sunday June 25 2023 13:55, you wrote to me:   
      
    PH> I'm hoping my new ISP will provide a static IPc6 range that I can use.   
      
   I am a bit puzzled. Whenyou have a working conection from you new ISP, and   
   obviously you do, I would think that you already know if you have an IPv6   
   range from them.   
      
   The question remains if it is static or dynamic. Static is nice, but dynamic   
   need not be a problem. I have dynamic adresses, both IPv4 and IPv6. But   
   changes are rare. Rare enough to not be a problem and I have not bothered with   
   dyndns et al. I just manually make the changes on those rare occasions.   
      
      
   Cheers, Michiel   
      
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