I may sound noob here, but I am just curious about the IPv6 routing of Airtel and Jio. Is it same as IPv4? Airtel's IPv4 routing has been quite a mess of late.
Actually I have a load balancing setup with both Airtel and Jio. IPv4 route is determined automatically by the router depending upon each client's bandwidth need. But I have chosen to fix default IPv6 route as Airtel's IPv6. This helps me to get more peers and more bandwidth (Jio IPv4 + Airtel IPv4 + Airtel IPv6) in P2P applications. As Jio is quite restrictive in P2P sharing, I have not bothered yet to test with Jio's IPv6. How is though?
Actually I have a load balancing setup with both Airtel and Jio. IPv4 route is determined automatically by the router depending upon each client's bandwidth need. But I have chosen to fix default IPv6 route as Airtel's IPv6. This helps me to get more peers and more bandwidth (Jio IPv4 + Airtel IPv4 + Airtel IPv6) in P2P applications. As Jio is quite restrictive in P2P sharing, I have not bothered yet to test with Jio's IPv6. How is though?