ATT IPv6: Please Give US at least a /56 Subnet as RFC 6177 Specifies!

Year old post 

^^And?  Your post doesn't further this topic....

@Gpz1100 Yes. It is a limitation of the ATT equipment. Since you have bypassed their RG, your equipment receives the full /60 to do what you like with.

I gained admin access to my NVG599 and can modify the dhcp6 service config to allow use of all 15 (remember, 0 is applied to the RG LAN segment). I am toying with modifying the bridging table in the NVG to bridge the VDSL to one of the Ethernet ports and then auth on my equipment, but haven't had time to tinker with it in a while. It's also been pretty stable, so not sure I want to mess with it. We don't have fiber available.

No but start your own topic rather than resurrect a year old dead thread 

@tinslwc Thanks for clarifying.  I have not heard of this limitation before and was not aware it existed (or still exists) on the RG's.  If you're able to get a true bridge mode out of it, that would be ideal.  The bgw210 which is what I was provided with has a pseudo bridge mode called passthrough - more like fake bridge mode. You're probably aware, the RG is still handling NAT, traffic control, and likely phoning back to the mothership. It's been a good 3 years since I did the bypass.  The RG sits on a shelf collecting dust.

@Constructive I'm sorry you weren't loved as a child. Perhaps you should seek therapy.

Perhaps you should follow the forum rules 

When you bring up an old thread anyone who has been a part of it gets an email even the original poster and they don’t care to get these emails a year old and usually have no recall of the year old post. 

@Constructive While I would normally agree that commenting on an old post is not usually a good idea, he asked a question to me on a post that is close enough to the original topic. We tell people all the time to search to forums. He did just that.

@Gpz1100 I'm very familiar with IP Passthrough and it's limitations. It is also only associated with IP4. I'm trying (although not really hard) to get a true bridge to get around these limitations. I think I'm close, but life... I have # access to my RG and pulled the certs out. I'm pretty sure I have everything I need to make it work (except time).

The topic is actually 2 years old and until recently hasn’t had an active response in over a year. Closing this thread start a new one 

@Constructive I am the original poster. The issue is as relevant today as when I posted it. Nothing has been done by ATT to even barely address the issue. So why are you rebuking people for addressing it? So they should start another thread? Is that so I’ll know nothing about it nor any of those who responded to this thread? Is there some magical time limit on posts unanswered by ATT? Is this a way to atomize the frustration with ATT, so as to keep the customer in the dark and hope they just go away? Sure seems like it. All I know is that no one at ATT support is competent enough to even have a discussion with about it, which is beyond imagining. I know because about every 6 months I call and try again with the same nothing answers.