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It isn’t specific to WiFi: there is the same problem if you use SLIP or PPP dial-up or DSL or cellular data, or many kinds of VPN. And for IPv6 over ethernet,
by fanf2 5y ago
It isn’t specific to WiFi: there is the same problem if you use SLIP or PPP dial-up or DSL or cellular data, or many kinds of VPN.
And for IPv6 over ethernet, ND proxying is not a protocol you would normally use to construct a network.