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Where do I get a home router that has just a firewall for IPv6, and NAT for IPv4?
by kaetemi 5y ago
Where do I get a home router that has just a firewall for IPv6, and NAT for IPv4?
- BenjiWiebe 5y agoWell, the only one I have ready access to has that. It's the freebie Technicollr C1100T that you get with a CenturyLink DSL connection.
- kiwijamo 5y agoMy current home router is a cheap Microtik which does exactly what you describe. I also previously had a low end Ubiquiti EdgeRouter with the same setup as I have now. I am pretty sure the free router my ISP supplies does that as well but I have not had the opportunity to test it out.
- lokedhs 5y agoI'm using an Ubiquity Edgerouter Pro PoE with exactly this configuration. I'm not saying it's the best product for this purpose, but I have used it in this way for several years now. My main complaint about the model I have is that you only have hardware switching on the first two ports, making the remaining ports somewhat useless as the CPU isn't fast enough to route more than a few hundred Mb/s.
- rleigh 5y agoThe Zyxel router my ISP issued me does exactly this.
- Symbiote 5y agoAny home router that supports IPv6 would include this.
- kaetemi 5y agoMy fairly recent D-Link DIR-882 supports IPv6, and isn't even able to bring the IPv6 that the ISP modem router provides onto the LAN in any way.