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Use IPv6 and stop with the NAT. It makes all the split-horizon DNS pain go away.
by megous 5y ago
Use IPv6 and stop with the NAT. It makes all the split-horizon DNS pain go away.
- xnyan 5y agoLack of IPv6 support is unfortunately quite common among devices, as are buggy/bad/underbaked implementations.
- jabbany 5y ago+1 Especially for the devices this is targeting, like IoT stuff, printers, fridges, cameras etc. In fact all the IoT stuff I have don't support IPv6 well (or at all) and many of them don't even support 5Ghz ac WiFi.
- megous 5y agoI'd just return it if it says IPv6 on the package, but is implemented shoddily. Manufactureres should do better in 2021.
- unionpivo 5y ago> Use IPv6 and stop with the NAT. It makes all the split-horizon DNS pain go away. \s Sure. Just give me a week or two(or several months) to shut down whole network and reconfigure all the servers, devices, and services. Also all our business partners and vendors who integrate with our services, will be glad to switch to our new setup, exactly when we need them to. \s If you are building new site/network ipv6 is way to go. Migrating existing ones is next to impossible due to all of the dependencies out of your control