Disabling IPv6 can be a quick fix for compatibility problems, especially with older hardware or software. I’ve had to do it a few times when certain apps just wouldn’t work right.
But honestly, it’s not a long-term solution. IPv6 is faster and more efficient once everything’s set up properly. Maybe try troubleshooting the specific issues instead of disabling it outright?
If you’re unsure, tools like Wireshark can help you see what’s going on with your network traffic.
But honestly, it’s not a long-term solution. IPv6 is faster and more efficient once everything’s set up properly. Maybe try troubleshooting the specific issues instead of disabling it outright?
If you’re unsure, tools like Wireshark can help you see what’s going on with your network traffic.