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But why use them when you don't have to? There's benefits to operating a network that handles as little state as necessary. Running internal services on addre
by ra1n85 9y ago
But why use them when you don't have to? There's benefits to operating a network that handles as little state as necessary.
Running internal services on address space that's not routable on the public internet has its advantages. You can do this with IPv6, but not as easily as you can with IPv4.
- zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 9y ago> You can do this with IPv6, but not as easily as you can with IPv4. It's as trivial as not setting up a route for the address range at your inbound router. Bonus: If you ever discover that you need to have some service globally routable, it's as easy as adding a route. Try that with your IPv4 NAT setup.