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You can't turn off IPv4 yet without losing 3/4 of the relevant internet. Just try it. It is easy on macOS, when you have native IPv6. But you won't be able to r
by okket 8y ago
You can't turn off IPv4 yet without losing 3/4 of the relevant internet. Just try it. It is easy on macOS, when you have native IPv6. But you won't be able to report your findings here, for starters.
You can cheat with DNS64/Nat64 or lw4to6, as shown here
https://blog.apnic.net/2018/06/28/lw4o6-one-step-further-than-dual-stack-networks/ https://blog.apnic.net/2018/06/28/lw4o6-one-step-further-tha...
- zeristor 8y agoThat’s what I was thinking after I posted, accessing ipv4 over ipv6. A flip on the tunnelling we used to gain access in the first place. My ipv6 coonection stoppedworking fora few months before I noticed, I’m keen to make it more fundamental.
- zeristor 8y agosurely you mean 3/6 of the internet ;-)