Is AT&T changing from 6rd IPv6 to Dual-Stack IPv6

I've seen no official notice of this, but I have seen where they will be. I also believe they are already pushing it out because my Gateway recently updated firmware and now when I do a Dual-Stack IPv6 & IPv4 test, I get a successful result.

What city are you in? I've seen some people mention their gateways updating to ipv6. I'm wondering if I need to plug the gateway back in to see if my area has changed. I'm in Atlanta, GA. On forums I've seen Nashville and Charlotte.

In a few more months everyone should be changed over.

Hi I'm in Fort Pierce, FL  with is in Southeast Florida North of West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Miami.  I have seen it in California, Tenn. and some other places but not in Florida yet.

I think I just got Native IPV6 in North Fort Lauderdale (now called Oakland Park) just south of Pompano Beach, Florida. I first noticed it in my iPhone on WiFI ... It had different IPV6 addresses in 2600:1700 range, where it used to be 2602:30 range. This seems to have happened Halloween Night - Oct. 31st 2017. My computers still seem to think there is both a /60 and /64 routes. But I'll bet the /60, as before, won't work through the router?

It's been quite a while since this thread has been active, but my router went IPv6 native a month or two ago. I'm in Atlanta, GA in the southeast area.

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