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Most providers will give you a /64 IPv6 subnet, so you can assign services distinct IPv6 addresses. Apart from that, I'd like people on IPv6 connections to be
by kogepathic 9y ago
Most providers will give you a /64 IPv6 subnet, so you can assign services distinct IPv6 addresses.
Apart from that, I'd like people on IPv6 connections to be able to access my server directly? There are a lot of providers who are using cgNAT today for IPv4 connections in Asia and Europe due to address exhaustion, and I've had bad experiences with people behind cgNAT.
Plus it's 20-freaking-17. Why aren't they offering IPv6?