From: T@invalid.invalid   
      
   Hi All.   
      
   I just got off a remote session with a customer.  They somehow   
   have a second router hooked up somewhere that is handing out   
   ipv6 addresses.   
      
   Other than going in to their facility in person and checking   
   behind EVERY desk at EVERY Ethernet outlet, is there a way to   
   disable the stinker?   
      
   None of their browsers will work with ipv6 addresses either.   
   An as soon as their ipv4 dhcp address expire ...   
      
   I find this at times when folk want extra Ethernet ports   
   and use a route instead of an simple hub only hub   
   (a layer 2 switching hub is still a hub).   
      
   -T   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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