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- FTTH: Airtel (DHCP v4/v6), TPF (CGNAT v4/S-IPv6), BSNL (DHCP v4/v6)
5G: Jio, Airtel
LTE: Vi
@igloo from what I saw in Airtel's ONT, I think the WAN gets a /128 and the router's LAN gets a /64 (via their track interface) which can be further delegated to other devices on WiFi or LAN port. You will see a difference in the 4th quartet of the WAN address and 4th quartet on the LAN. Yes and the 4th and remaining quartets can change....dynamic IPv6 + IPv6 privacy extensions. It's difficult to map a device to a particular address for over 24 hours. Besides the v6 address space is enormous that a IP wise port scan is meaningless.
Yes the router's WAN IP is the v6 gateway.
PS - if your ONT is bridged the personal router will also get a separate PD. Remember with Airtel you have 2 connections going at one time.
Yes the router's WAN IP is the v6 gateway.
PS - if your ONT is bridged the personal router will also get a separate PD. Remember with Airtel you have 2 connections going at one time.