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> If suddenly everybody has an ipv6 accessible device, there will be sooo many hacks Not really though? Just because the router no longer does NAT doesn’t mean
by fuzzy2 5y ago
> If suddenly everybody has an ipv6 accessible device, there will be sooo many hacks
Not really though? Just because the router no longer does NAT doesn’t mean it’s no longer a firewall.
- jbverschoor 5y agoWho's going to configure this properly? Some apps will need to punch holes in the firewall.. It simply hasn't been tested enough. Especially in home / small office situations.
- fuzzy2 5y agoWhat even is there to configure? An IPv6-capable SOHO router ships with a “forward only related, established” config by default, to put it in IPTables terms. Most of the time, you won’t even have the option to disable this entirely. There is nothing to test either because this is exactly how SOHO routers have been working for decades.