Iceman4u2
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Rochester, NY
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Re: OS and Routers
Dude are you sure.....I do ALOT of device testing for work and played with that router a month ago. I did not see it did that, considering the management address out the box is 192.168.0.1. By doing that I mean handing out IP6 addresses by default. |
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Matt
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| said by Iceman4u2  :Dude are you sure.....I do ALOT of device testing for work and played with that router a month ago. I did not see it did that, considering the management address out the box is 192.168.0.1. By doing that I mean handing out IP6 addresses by default. The Mgmt Address out of the box is 10.1, not 0.1.
And yes, I'm pretty sure. Vista popped up a notification saying "New IPv6 device detected" when I replaced my old Buffalo with this one.
(For further confirmation: »www.xbitlabs.com/articles/networ···r_4.html)
The TEW-633GR employs a VSC7385 Gigabit Ethernet switch made by VITESSE. This SparX series chip is recommended for use in high-performance SOHO solutions. The chip offers 5 ports, has a 112KB frame buffer, supports IPv4 and IPv6 networks (with Jumbo Frames and features integrated tools for QoS and other services.) |
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Iceman4u2
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join:2003-12-02
Rochester, NY
2 edits | That is your basis cause Vista said so????? It supports IP6, but it does not hand out IP6 address by default, as you stated. Yes you are right about the management address I did forget the 1 in front of the 0. Vista did that when I added my content media server to my home network as well, but it just means a IP6 capable device. |
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Matt
Take me down to the paradise city
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Jamestown, NC
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| said by Iceman4u2 : That is your basis cause Vista said so????? It supports IP6, but it does not hand out IP6 address by default, as you stated. Yes you are right about the management address I did forget the 1 in front of the 0. Vista did that when I added my content media server to my home network as well, but it just means a IP6 capable device. I apologize for my poor choice of words. It's sending out IPv6 routing advertisements, but it does not have a built-in DHCPv6 server. |
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