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Unfortunately that’s not possible, v6 has plenty of address space so you can carve a /96 out of your network to implement a transition layer so clients can be v
by snuxoll 7y ago
Unfortunately that’s not possible, v6 has plenty of address space so you can carve a /96 out of your network to implement a transition layer so clients can be v6-only before the larger internet. There’s no way to represent the v6 network in 32-bit v4 addresses, so you have to start getting clients to v6 first.
- commandersaki 7y agov4-only means (as specified earlier) that connectivity is over a routable v4 address; a v4 host in a v4-only network can be dual stack, so it's possible to talk to v6 addresses, which this proposal actually addresses.