> but suddenly incapable of firewalling if IPv6 is involved. It's been a few years but I've yet to see a consumer grade router that lets you mess with IPv6 fir

> but suddenly incapable of firewalling if IPv6 is involved. It's been a few years but I've yet to see a consumer grade router that lets you mess with IPv6 firewall rules. I don't even know what these routers use for a default policy. They all seem to have web ui's for IPv4 firewalls and port forwarding though...