[j-nsp] SRX doing IPv6 on DSL

[Julien Goodwin]

(Thunderbird crashed taking away my first response)

Skeeve's post is spurred by a post of mine to Ausnog earlier today
looking for a new reliable home ADSL CPE.

In fact although I can now set "family inet6" on a PPPoE interface, I
can't do something similar to "family inet negotiate-address" which
makes it useless for consumer circuits, even if I could avoid the need
for DHCP-PD (previously my ISP required DHCP-PD before they'd route a
static block, this may have changed).

The fact that I can't even do SLAAC on an Ethernet port means it's also
not usable if I was on FTTH.

On 10/12/12 23:26, Skeeve Stevens wrote:
> Hey all,
> 
> Does anyone know is the SRX110 is capable of doing DHCP-PD or 6RD yet?
> 
> If not, does anyone know of a X release or when it may hit mainline?
> 
> IPv6 is starting to get popular with engineers and at the moment all they
> seem to be able to use are Cisco 877/887 and ISR's with DSL WIC cards.
> 
> Surely Juniper has some plans afoot?
> 
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