Re: "but Android doesn't support that"
"Ummm ... isn't that exactly the process that the article describes?"
No, this is about a decade old protocol that MS already claim to support. Now they find that not only does android not support a specific function, neither do some routers and, most tellingly of all, neither is Windows in an enterprise environment supporting the features that would be expected in that situation, despite MS claiming IPv6 support. They've found a workaround for the Android issue but not for the Windows issue.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
