QUESTION

Starting another thread about this, since previous ones (listed at the bottom of this post) are dead, and there is still no official or even semi-official statement from Verizon on it.

Question 1: "Is the new NGPON2 aka multi-gig hardware and headend infrastructure capable of supporting IPv6?"

if answer == "yes" then

• Question 2: "When is it getting rolled out?"

elseif answer == "no" then

• Question 2: "are you f**king kidding me?"

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER

Previous threads

• https://www.reddit.com/r/Fios/comments/1so08bz/when_will_ngpon2_2g_fios_get_ipv6/
• https://www.reddit.com/r/Fios/comments/1r94khj/upgraded_from_1g_to_2g_and_lost_ipv6/
• https://www.reddit.com/r/Fios/comments/1iijbud/2gig_and_ipv6_question/
• https://www.reddit.com/r/Fios/comments/1f1vrco/psa_ipv6_not_supported_on_ngpon22gbps_fios/
• https://www.reddit.com/r/Fios/comments/11tuuvd/verizon_multigig_no_ipv6/

Got my U5G working with a Roamless eSIM. It's LTE only (no 5G) apparently. I'm ok with that.

I find that every time I reboot the U5G, it locks on to a different carrier. Usually AT&T, but sometimes Verizon, sometimes T-Mobile.

I wouldn't care much, because it's just for backup. But when I tested the speeds, they are dramatically different:

• Verizon: 3 Mbps × 1Mbps ⚠️
• AT&T: 14 Mbps × 3 Mbps
• T-mobile: 54 Mbps × 12 Mbps

Naturally, I want it to always pick T-mobile. Is there any way to tell the device to preference T-mobile?

I found this article on Roamless' site about how to do this for a phone, but there aren't any similar settings I can find in the U5G.

While troubleshooting a connection problem with my RM4Pro, I was doing some packet tracing with tcpdump. I noticed a constant stream of failed DNS queries to the 3 domains below:

1011v2tcp.broadlink.com.cn
1011v2main.broadlink.com.cn
1011v2backup.broadlink.com.cn

All of these domains have an SOA pointing to an Alibaba DNS resolver vip3.alidns.com. Trying to resolve the broadlink.com.cn root itself returns a CNAME → broadlink.com.cn.w.kunlunle.com which I'm not sure what to do with.

I assume that due to this, the device will no longer receive firmware updates and may lose other functionality. Is anyone else experiencing this? I run my own local authoritative DNS resolver and have the ability to override these hosts and point them at a new IP address if there is one that should be resolving.

I have residential Fios (2G) and the standard dynamic DHCP IP. It rarely changes (maybe every 2-3 months).

But, the current IP I have been assigned must have been abused because I'm getting CAPTCHAd like crazy by Cloudflare, Google, and lots of other sites where I never did before. It's making general internet use very tedious.

I want to release and renew my IP, but nothing I've tried is working:

• pressing the "DHCP release", "relinquish lease" and "renew" buttons in my router's UI (I use my own pfSense router, not Verizon's)
• spoof MAC address on router WAN port
• power cycle ONT
• power cycle router
• shut down both ONT and router, wait an hour, power back up

Anyone got any tips for getting a new IP ?

I'd like to earn a few % on the cash parked in my Schwab account, and SGOV seems like one of the more popular ways.

I'm new to things like SGOV, SNSXX etc so, sorry for these dumb questions... I just don't understand quite "how" to use it:

• Do I need to wait until the first of the month to "buy" SGOV? And, do I need to sell it at the end of the month?
• Is there any penalty for selling "early" if the cash is needed?
• Can the cash from a sale of SGOV shares be used to purchase something else the same day, or does it need to clear overnight first?

SGOV chart that confuses me