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Given that IPv6 doesn't normally use NAT (and for IPv4, it's NAT, not firewalls, is the primary source of problems why non-TCP/UDP protocols don't work in pract
by drdaeman 10y ago
Given that IPv6 doesn't normally use NAT (and for IPv4, it's NAT, not firewalls, is the primary source of problems why non-TCP/UDP protocols don't work in practice) it's a possibility that it would be okay.
IPv6 adoption is a problem, though. I think despite all IANA efforts to push v6, we'll be stuck with IPv4 for long years.