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One issue is that RFC6724 will cause most clients to prefer IPv4 when the IPv6 address is a ULA (unique local). But if you're hitting a NAT either way, then ma
by p1mrx 5y ago
One issue is that RFC6724 will cause most clients to prefer IPv4 when the IPv6 address is a ULA (unique local). But if you're hitting a NAT either way, then maybe it doesn't matter.
- viraptor 5y agoUsing NAT doesn't force ULA. You can NAT any address you want on your gateway/router.