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My ISP provides me with a CGNAT IPv4 address, so I can't hope to access externally. They delegated a /56 IPv6 subnet to me though. So I just setup Prefix Delega
by chrios 6y ago
My ISP provides me with a CGNAT IPv4 address, so I can't hope to access externally. They delegated a /56 IPv6 subnet to me though. So I just setup Prefix Delegation on my router and allowed in TCP port 443 in the IPv6 firewall. I setup an NGINX reverse proxy. I set a static IPv6 address in my subnet on my servers. My mobile phone provider has IPv6 dual stack. In my public DNS I setup an AAAA record. So I can access all of my services over IPv6 natively on my phone which meets my needs (syncthing, airsonic, bitwarden). I like that I don't have to have any Split DNS, only one set of records. I dont have to hijack the zone for my internal network. It's like I automatically 'roam' when connected to WiFi, it gives me a higher priority route to my server through wifi rather than over mobile network. It works really, really well.
- daniellarusso 6y agoThis is a good example of the benefits of IPv6. Interesting.
- Havoc 6y agoSame here. Static 256 ipv6 block no ipv4