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"Yes I know I need special equipment to use the phone service. Just trust me on this one, I magically have such equipment already. Just turn the service on please." I can probably make it work with Asterisk anyway, it's just SIP, if I cared about the phone bit.
The only reason I need this is because non-VoIP customers only get a /64 and phone customers get a /56 over IPoE FTTH connections, which is complete BS.
UPDATE: they finally called me (I assume they're understaffed for obvious reasons) and the lady was perfectly happy when I told her I was going to use it with a smartphone app, and my router is already compatible with the service (lie). So it seems they're sending nothing \o/
Yes, I'm definitely getting only a /64 RA on my existing IPoE contract and DHCPV6 returns no prefixes available.
Why do you need a /56? (Here in italy we are locked on ipv4 only)
Because I have more than one subnet and IPv6 ISPs giving out only a /64 is ridiculous and against RFC recommendations.
Ugh, I really dislike how ISPs don't do proper RA. It's 2020, get it together!
a major US ISP somewhat-undocumentedly accepts DHCPv6 prefix length hints to get residential customers up to a /60. do they not have something like that?
I'm pretty sure I tried /60 and nope.
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