It is well known that Android does not support DHCPv6. But as it turns out, SLAAC also fails on Android when the prefix is not exactly /64—leaving Android devices with no way to obtain a global IPv6 address on non-/64 subnets.

Android Doesn't Support SLAAC nor DHCPv6 on Prefixes Larger Than /64

Reflections on where deep learning truly fits in computer networking—from GNNs for topology modeling to ML-based traffic engineering—and why it is not (yet) a silver bullet for Internet-wide routing.

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Android Doesn't Support SLAAC nor DHCPv6 on Prefixes Larger Than /64

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