> because it’s simply not being routed
Well if you don't actually have IPv6, and you're turning off a broken ghost of IPv6, that's very reasonable.
But in that case it confuses people when you call that "turning off IPv6".
Well if you don't actually have IPv6, and you're turning off a broken ghost of IPv6, that's very reasonable.
But in that case it confuses people when you call that "turning off IPv6".