How can you tell if home router supports ipv6

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Hello Anthony, As mentioned above, it will depend on whether your modem/router is new or not, and in the case of new ones, IPv6 can be activated or not by default.

Wait how old is your router

You generally look up the make and model of your router but usually most modern routers will have ir

You'll have to check if your Router/Gateway modem supports IPv6. If it does, you need to also check with your Internet Provider if they support IPv6 natively. If they don't you might have to sign up for a Tunnel Broker Service to be able to use IPv6, if
your home network is IPv6 capable and your router can use the service of such a Tunnel Broker.

You can only do that if your internet provider supports ipv6 and if your router supports it to. You should contact your internet provider to ask them if they support ipv6 and how to change to ipv6 if they support it.

Hi Mack. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

If your home internet and router support IPv6, your console will automatically detect it and use IPv6. You can contact your internet provider to see if IPv6 is supported in your area, and enabled in your router settings.

Please reach back if you have further questions.