If the network is only configured for IPv4, then the IPv6 configuration on a client operating system doesn't provide any external or off-net IPv6 connectivity.

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If the network is only configured for IPv4, it means the network infrastructure (routers, switches, etc.) and the internet service provided do not support IPv6 traffic. Therefore, even if a client operating system is configured to use IPv6, it cannot achieve IPv6 connectivity externally or off the local network because the network infrastructure does not support or route IPv6 packets.

If the Network Is Only Configured for IPv4, Then the IPv6