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It could be equipment related?
I have municipal fiber and used to have ipv6 before they came out and swapped out my little modem for this fiber to ethernet converter box. Now I get no ipv6 anymore
I think all networking equipment built within the past twenty-five years has both IPv4 and IPv6 built-in.
just sayin, it could be a configuration issue.. like in my case.. im sure someone has to flip a bit somewhere but talking to T1 support is useless and i didn't care enough to press the issue