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Anyone use NAT64 and totd (trick or treat daemon) in 2022? I tried this last in 2007-ish and found some fun places where this broke (eg: Google web results woul

Anyone use NAT64 and totd (trick or treat daemon) in 2022? I tried this last in 2007-ish and found some fun places where this broke (eg: Google web results would sometimes return an IPv4 address in an URL) but a lot things mostly just worked. Is there a newer/similar approach to try?

MartijnBraam 5y ago
464XLAT is the complete fix, lets you connect to ipv4 from legacy ipv4 applications with ipv6 in between
adev_ 5y ago
> Is there a newer/similar approach to try? I do use something like that everyday. My setup is: - Ipv6 only and NAT64/DNS64 for everything. That covers all wifi mobile traffic (Android/Iphone) and 99% of Laptop/Desktop traffic. - IPv4 statically configured for few laptop with special needs (corporate VPN) One good side effect of this approach is that it keeps most of the IoT shit (generally compatible IPv4 only) disconnected from the internet.