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I've always felt that NAT ruined the internet. It made it basically improbable that someone might host something at home like the internet was made for.
by rocky1138 8y ago
I've always felt that NAT ruined the internet. It made it basically improbable that someone might host something at home like the internet was made for.
- cdcfa78156ae5 8y agoIf you care about this, the best thing to do is to start using IPv6, and insisting on IPv6 support in any interactions with service providers (SaaSS, hosting, data providers, etc.) that you have.
- rocky1138 8y agoAll my sites support IPv6. My router is horribly old and doesn't. But, once it kicks the bucket, I'll be sure to get an IPv6-compatible one.