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Archive for September 2009
No DHCPv6 for Snow Leopard? :-(
September 13, 2009 by blog.
Well since the release of MacOS X Snow Leopard has come and gone with no one exclaiming “DHCPv6!” I’m assuming MacOS X still doesn’t support it 
Unfortunate. It seems there must be a behind the scenes reason why DHCPv6 hasn’t been ported to MacOS X; I’d love to know what this reason is.
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