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Okay, so this is *really* stupid. On NTT FLET's, if you don't have a Hikari Denwa contract, you only get a /64 prefix assigned via IPv6 RA. If you do, you get a /56 via DHCPv6-PD. The /56 I just got? It's *the same as my old /64*. They are allocating a /56 for everyone anyway
So why the hell isn't the delegation available for everyone instead of this ridiculous "you have to sign up for a VoIP contract to get more than one IPv6 subnet" nonsense?
Do you pay someone more money to sign up for a VoIP contract to get your /56?
Yes, ¥500/mo more. At least the VoIP contract will be useful because I get near-zero coverage in half of my apartment...
It s a commercial strategy, in italy, an isp sell access with modem (locked) and voip services, if you don t want the modem and the voip services, you can , but the price is the same
Don't try to explain sales decisions with reason and logic.:)
because it makes you pay for it
If you get it by RA only its not even properly routable, so most people with a router will not get IPv6 on the inside of their networks.. So yeah, it's total nonsense.
clarification: their own router. not sure how common that is in Japan.
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