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If your ISP doesn't have NAT64 it will continue to use IPv4, and packets will continue to flow as normal. Apps however can't be IPv4 ONLY.
by X-Istence 10y ago
If your ISP doesn't have NAT64 it will continue to use IPv4, and packets will continue to flow as normal. Apps however can't be IPv4 ONLY.
- chatmasta 10y agoAh okay. So the point of prefixing IPv6 with IPv4 is that if the ISP has only IPv4 switching, it will only grab the first 32 bits of the IPv6 address... which is the IPv4 address. So no ISP changes needed.