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I recently switched to Telus and have run into the issue of my IP address changing regularly. The problem with that is I do a bit of Google Analytics tracking on some websites - I filter out my inter...
Yes. The prefix is unique to you and should only change infrequently. The same prefix apples to all nodes in the local area network (unless you set up subnets, which is beyond me).
If you want a static IP address, you need to request this from Telus. That being said, static addresses apparently don't currently work with IPv6.
You do not need to request a static IPV6 from telus under any scenario.
