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Now try hosting two different web services on two different hosts inside your NATted network on port 443, so you can use https:// https:// without specifying a
by mbirth 6y ago
Now try hosting two different web services on two different hosts inside your NATted network on port 443, so you can use https:// https:// without specifying a port.
Because that's the big advantage with IPv6 and users getting subnets instead of a single IP.
- magicalhippo 6y agoYour talk about ports highlights what I'm trying to get at: we already depend on layered address spaces. Why not accept that and roll with it?
- mbirth 6y agoSo you're saying if you're used to drive stick, you shouldn't think about buying an automatic at all?