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IPv6 might be a nice thing for companys. But at home you don't have a static IP. With IPv6, I get a new address every 24 hours from my provider. The devices alw
by _trampeltier 6y ago
IPv6 might be a nice thing for companys. But at home you don't have a static IP. With IPv6, I get a new address every 24 hours from my provider. The devices always change last part of the address because of privacy. How can you write firewall rules to a such network.
- Olipro 6y agoBy any combination of assigning static IPv6 addresses, organising devices into separate L2 links (VLANs) and firewalling by IP prefix, rather than the entire /128.