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Thanks for the explanation. I was under the impression all the ISPs would have ipv4 and handle all the translations to ipv6 clients. Sounds like this is mostly

Thanks for the explanation. I was under the impression all the ISPs would have ipv4 and handle all the translations to ipv6 clients. Sounds like this is mostly the case, but it has some issues and any new ISP on v6 would have a hard time because a lot of the big sites would be unreachable.

bluecmd 10y ago
Any form of NAT is also much much more expensive than just normal routing. For n:m NAT you need to keep track of sessions for example. This is going to hurt things like BitTorrent among a lot of things.