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This is literally my problem with upgrading to IPv6 currently. And at the cost of potentially embarrassing myself, I haven't really looked into what the potent
by mikekchar 8y ago
This is literally my problem with upgrading to IPv6 currently. And at the cost of potentially embarrassing myself, I haven't really looked into what the potential problems are going to be (and I'm embarrassed to ask :-) ). My ISP will happily switch me from IPv4 to IPv6 but I've got absolutely no idea what the potential problems are. This has put the task into a near perpetual, "I'll look at that when I'm not so busy". I'm sure I'm not alone in this...
- pas 8y agodemand dual stack. nothing else really works. sure, we can simply stay on v4 and encapsulate everything into UDP and use vhost or other names and simply treat v4 address + ports as the solution. economically both are costs of growing the internet. (any solution requires a lot of application changes anyhow, v6 is simpler, but requires ISP buy in, so what app devs can do?)