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That's the world I'm in. Carrier NAT for IPv4, fully working routable IPv6 as designed. Unfortunately this still screws me over because nobody who I might want
by zigzigzag 10y ago
That's the world I'm in. Carrier NAT for IPv4, fully working routable IPv6 as designed.
Unfortunately this still screws me over because nobody who I might want to connect to my home network has IPv6 yet.
- subway 10y agoYou might be surprised how much of your traffic already goes over ipv6. Much of your Google and Facebook traffic, for instance.
- danieldk 10y agoBut then a lot of software still only supports IPv4, e.g. Dropbox or Resilio Sync. In the latter case that gives me some serious headaches, it has the tendency to open a lot of connections at once. I think my ISPs DS-Lite uses some quota, because when I have sync open on more than a certain number of devices, IPv4 connections start getting dropped and IPv4 is basically unusable for 5-10 minutes. I am pretty sure it's related to DS-Lite, because it doesn't happen to devices that are connected to a VPN. It would help me a lot if all (mostly proprietary) software vendors would finally start supporting IPv6.
- zigzigzag 10y agoSure but that's all outbound. What matters to me more is what can connect inbound e.g. p2p apps and most of them do not really do ipv6