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Yes, but you could also randomize your IPv6 address constantly too. Downside of CGNAT and NAT at home is difficulty of getting some services to work, or hostin
by Saris 5y ago
Yes, but you could also randomize your IPv6 address constantly too.
Downside of CGNAT and NAT at home is difficulty of getting some services to work, or hosting a server.
- beerandt 5y agoIt still boils down to everyone gets an identifying number, whether it's an ipv4 address or an ipv6 block. Any randomized ipv6 address from that block is still as "unique" an identifier as an ipv4 address.
- rollcat 5y agoAlso, creating/using P2P applications. I needed to look up UDP hole punching and now I wish I hadn't.
- r3muxd 5y agoout of curiosity, what did you end up going with? I had to host a UDP game server recently and couldn't find a good solution. If only ngrok supported UDP...
- tekknik 5y agoDMZ it and firewall up the host.
- rollcat 5y agoIt was just research. I'm interested in audio&video over IP, I already had a good grip on HLS, RTP, and a few others, and wanted to dive into WebRTC, RTSP, etc. I don't know but all of this feels like there's a simpler solution (like HLS vs DASH) waiting to be discovered.