@ginzon BSNL's IPv6 routing is worse than IPv4 from what I have read.
And BSNL was already offering public IPv4 addresses for everyone so it's not as big of a deal as going from cgnat-ed IPv4 to public IPv6. (Atleast in the use cases I have anyway).
Yeah even happened for me on the Ericsson BNG until BSNL changed it .Now I dont have any connectivity on IPv6(No false hopes now)
. I would get 1/4 speeds when I switched to IPv6. And any day I would choose IPv4 as long as its public. It makes typing the address easy everywhere
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