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They could have at least let ipv6 only folks talk to ipv4 more easily. Something like 464XLAT maybe built in out the gate more? You go ipv6 until next hop is IP
by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
They could have at least let ipv6 only folks talk to ipv4 more easily. Something like 464XLAT maybe built in out the gate more? You go ipv6 until next hop is IPv4. If you are in IPv4 mapped address space translate to IPv4 there and continue.
- duskwuff 5y ago> They could have at least let ipv6 only folks talk to ipv4 more easily. And how do the IPv4 hosts talk back? 464XLAT is one solution, but it requires infrastructure to be in place to perform the protocol translation. The protocol alone isn't enough to allow interoperation.
- p1mrx 5y agoNAT64/464XLAT exists and it works. It can't really be "part of the protocol" because it depends on stateful IPv4 devices in the middle of the network. Ultimately it's up to the ISPs which IPv4-as-a-service mechanism they want to deploy.
- maccolgan 5y agoDo you mean Teredo?