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Debugging nat. it's, well, unpleasant. ipv6 has a whole lot more address space than ipv4. it obviates the need for nat. i think the standard deal is a /64 for y
by jfoutz 9y ago
Debugging nat. it's, well, unpleasant. ipv6 has a whole lot more address space than ipv4. it obviates the need for nat. i think the standard deal is a /64 for your router. you can roll addresses every half hour forever, if you want to.
nat is just a bunch of glued together heuristics about how things should work. it's not fun to debug. i mean, you have 2^32 internets worth of space to assign to machines. everything is so much simpler without nat.
i dunno. maybe i'm an idiot. maybe nat is super cool, and i'm just jaded. imho it makes things very difficult. but i'll defer to the majority. whether i want to or not.