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> ...This post is aimed for home and small office networks. So if you know about ARP, DHCP, and NAT, and if you wonder how these work in IPv6 networks, this pos
by zoomablemind 5y ago
> ...This post is aimed for home and small office networks. So if you know about ARP, DHCP, and NAT, and if you wonder how these work in IPv6 networks, this post is perfect for you.
Hardly a home user friendly introduction. An acronym soup begins right at the start, where the author describes his network setup.
Not sure if users would feel convinced to adopt IPv6 on their networks without understanding the benefits first.
- jrochkind1 5y agoSo you're not the target audience, and you discovered that right at the start, from a clear statement. Sounds like the author succeeded to me.
- lowlevel 5y agoI agree with this statement. Even for those who know all the IPv4 related acronyms, the author spits out a bunch of new ones without any attempt to explain them. I just closed it, it's not at all readable for small office or home network users.